A new NVIDIA GeForce Game Ready Driver has been released today. This new driver (528.49) unlocks the full potential of the GeForce RTX 40 Series laptops, starting with RTX 4090 and 4080 models that will be launched today. With this, the RTX series GPUs found in these laptops will have their potential fully unlocked to let them become the world's fastest for users to game with.

　　Additionally, the Game Ready Driver will also bring optimizations for Hello Neighbor 2, which will receive an update that will add DLSS 2, Ray-Traced Reflections, Ray-Traced Shadows, and RTXGI Ray-Traced global illumination come February 17. What's more, PERISH will also benefit from the accelerated performance brought by DLSS 3 and DLSS 2, allowing players to enhance the action with ray-traced reflections and shadows while increasing performance thanks to NVIDIA Reflex.

　　If you haven't kept up with the news, PERISH's addition makes a grand total of 25 games that now support DLSS 3, all of which can be played today. This adds the shooter to the list of supported titles such as Deliver Us Mars, Destroy All Humans! 2 - Reprobed, Hitman 3, and, of course, Portal with RTX.

　　Speaking of NVIDIA Reflex, this latest Game Ready Driver will also add support for this feature on World of Warcraft. Additionally, the latest driver will also add Day-0 optimizations for Company of Heroes 3 alongside the addition of GeForce Experience Optimal settings for 5 new games. Here's the list of games that will have Optimal Settings:

　　Dead SpaceDual UniverseGoat Simulator 3Paragon: The OverprimeSTALCRAFTFinally, the latest Game Ready Driver will also add support for ten new G-SYNC compatible gaming displays. Here are the displays that will have support after this driver is installed:

　　AOC PD32MASUS XG32AQASUS XG27AQVIO-Data GCQ271HALenovo Y27-30LG 27GR950LG 45GR95QEMSI G321QViewSonic VX2781-2K-Pro/2ViewSonic VX2781-4K-ProThe GeForce Game Ready Driver 528.49 WHQL is currently available for download for all NVIDIA graphics card users. All you have to do is download the driver through GeForce NOW. You can also manually install the driver through NVIDIA's website.