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NVIDIA GeForce 418.91 WHQL drivers released

The new NVIDIA GeForce 418.91 WHQL driver is released, which above all brings optimizations for RayTracing and DLSS for Battlefield V and Metro exodus games

The new NVIDIA GeForce 418.91 WHQL driver has been released, allowing the implementation of NVIDIA DLSS technology in Battlefield V and Metro Exodus games. These drivers have also been optimized for the launch of the new Metro Exodus. These are not the only improvements, as some issues with G-Sync and G-Sync Compatible technologies have been fixed. These problems occurred especially with the screen cloning mode.

NVIDIA Releases New GeForce 418.91 WHQL Drivers

In addition to fixes for G-Sync and G-Sync Compatible bugs in screen cloning, there are many more fixes. Apex Legends crashing issue has been fixed. Fixed the graphical corruption that appeared in Hitman 2. The use of HDR is allowed in the Ni no Kuni 2 game, blue screens in the ARK Survival game and also the corruption of the Mozilla Firefox browser cursor is fixed.

On the support of NVIDIA DLSS in Battlefield V, this will allow a performance improvement of 40 percent. It will allow users to get better fluency under 1080p and 1440p resolutions in high quality with active NVIDIA RayTracing technology. For 4K resolutions and maximum graphics quality a minimum RTX 2070 is required.

Regarding the Metro Exodus, it could offer an Ultra graphic quality, with active RayTracing we can enjoy it in high quality and with active DLSS with an RTX 2060 it will allow the game to be moved to 1080p @ 60FPS. If we want to run it in resolution 1440p @ 60FPS we will need an RTX 2080 and in resolutions 2160p @ 60FPS we will need an RTX 2080 Ti.

We can download this new NVIDIA GeForce 418.91 WHQL driver directly from the company's official website.

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