NVIDIA Rolls Out New Update For Its GeForce Game Ready Driver

NVIDIA has been making quite a few headlines lately. The company recently released a few games. Now it appears like NVIDIA has rolled out a new update of its GeForce Game Ready driver, version 382.05.

According to a report published by Gamespot, NVIDIA has apparently rolled out an update to its GeForce Game Ready driver, version 382.05. Thanks to this update, users will now be able to optimize maximum output in games such as Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War III, Heroes of the Storm 2.0, Prey and Quak Champions among others. Furthermore, a multi-GPU set-up also comes equipped in the recent update. This will reportedly allow users to enhance their gaming experience as far as the game Gears of War 4 is concerned.

Another report published by Yahoo further suggests that the 382.05 driver will also be able to optimize Virtual Reality games such as Batman: Arkham VR, Wilson's Heart, Rick and Morty: Virtual Rick-ality among others.

Separately, it appears like the Windows 10 Creators Update that Microsoft rolled out recently has also expanded its support for the given update along with the company's much-hyped about Titan XP graphics card.

The new driver update comes along with other security fixes and bug changes such as the game No Man's Sky texture corruption has been corrected. Moreover, the blue-screen crash that occurred in the game World of Tanks while pressing Alt + Tab has been rectified. The boot-up movies and blue-screen crashes occurring in Gear of War 4 no longer appear. Moreover, the extended displays can also enter sleep mode.

Despite the above-given updates, there still appears to be quite a few issues that still exist in the system. For example, the game frame rate in V-Sync or the fact that Steam VR continues to crash when it is launched. The company hasn't made any comments as to what they plan on doing regarding the on-going issues.