NVIDIA: Released GeForce Game Ready 436.30 WHQL drivers optimized for Gears 5, Borderlands 3 and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare

New NVIDIA GeForce 436.30 WHQL Drivers Released to Support Gears 5, Borderlands 3, and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Games

New games arrive on the market and of course, new graphics drivers arrive to offer support for these games. NVIDIA has released new drivers, in this case the GeForce 436.30 WHQL. These new controllers offer us support improvements for the new games Gears 5, Borderlands 3 and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare. They are the last titles to hit the market and they promise many hours of vice.

Although there are no problems when playing any title, NVIDIA usually offers drivers for great games with optimization. This allows you to improve the performance of the games and enjoy greater graphic fluidity. Additionally, support is added for the early release of The Surge 2, FIFA 20, and Code Vein.

NVIDIA releases GeForce 436.30 WHQL drivers

Not only has it been optimized for these games, six new monitors have also been added under the identifier NVIDIA G-Sync Compatible. This means that these new monitors have support for AMD FreeSync or VESA Adaptive Sync and perform acceptably by company standards. Specifically added: ACER VG252Q, ACER XV273 X, GIGABYTE AORUS FI27Q, GIGABYTE FI27Q-P, LG 27GL650 and LG 27GL63T

On the issues that have been fixed:

• Fixed flickering in ultra low latency mode in Fortnite and CS: GO
• Forza Motorsport 6/7 crashed in the middle of the game
• Fixed World of Warcraft flickering during character select screen
• The problem of the graphics of some laptops, which did not go beyond their base frequency, is corrected
• Fixed surface color corruption in Forza Horizon 4, Gears of War 4 and Gears 5 games with NVIDIA RTX 20 Series graphics
• When G-Sync is enabled in Firefox, there is flickering when playing a full screen video hosted on YouTube when hovering over the timeline
• Blue screen crash pointing to nvlddmkm.sys when RayTracing is active in game Control with Pascal charts and the DX12 API

Known Unresolved Issues:

• G-Sync may not be automatically enabled on recently certified monitors. To correct this, activate the monitor by opening: NVIDIA Control Panel> Display> Configure G-Sync. We select the screen and 'Activate' it
• Space Engine crashes when started
• Uboat crashes due to memory allocation issues when starting Sandbox mode from the main menu
• Tom Clancy's The Division II may crash when playing on DirectX 12
• FIFA 19 can be locked on desktop
• With Vulkan-based games a game error appears when running GeForce Experience Freestyle or Ansel via hotkeys in Windows 7