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NVIDIA Game Ready Driver adds new supported games to reach 290

NVIDIA has announced the release of a new Game Ready Driver. It comes with the latest version of DLSS, which is compatible with Bleak Faith: Forsaken, Romancelvania, and Sherlock Holmes The Awakened.

With the inclusion of these drivers that add more games to DLSS, the list of compatible games and programs increases to 290. That's almost three hundred titles that benefit from upscaling technology to improve performance thanks to RTX graphics cards.

Three new games have NVIDIA DLSS with the new drivers from the manufacturer

The new drivers are optimized to deliver the best performance on launch day for STAR WARS Jedi: Survivor, the upcoming action-adventure title developed by Respawn Entertainment and published by Electronic Arts, arriving on April 28. They also improve performance in Dead Island 2 , the highly anticipated sequel to the action-horror title developed by Dambuster Studios and published by Deep Silver, available from April 21 after years in development limbo.

The latest update to the Game Ready Driver also includes support for new G-SYNC Compatible monitors. This NVIDIA technology improves image fluidity and eliminates artifacts caused by synchronization with the screen, so you always have a clearer and sharper image. The monitor models that are added to the compatible list are the AOC Q27G3Z, the AOC U32G3X, and the Dell G2524H, G2724D and AW2724DM.

These novelties are added to those announced last week, along with the launch of the new GeForce RTX 4070 mid-range card; and the technological preview of the Ray Tracing: Overdrive mode from the game Cyberpunk 2077. This ray tracing mode represents a new benchmark in graphic quality thanks to the inclusion of path tracing, an improved version of the well-known ray tracing that benefits from the NVIDIA DLSS.

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