NVIDIA today has released its latest Game Ready Driver — version 430.39 — which adds optimized support for the new Mortal Kombat 11, additional G-SYNC compatible displays, new GTX 16-series laptops, the usual assortment of performance improvements, and, most interestingly, the new GTX 1650.
Yes, the rumors were true. NVIDIA today has launched the GTX 1650 which makes the Turing architecture available at a new low price point of $149. Unfortunately, NVIDIA was not able to provide compatible drivers to reviewers prior to the GTX 1650 launch, so while we've had the hardware for a few days now, we're only able to start benchmarking the card alongside this driver release today. But Sebastian is already hard at work putting the GTX 1650 through its paces, so expect a full review in the next few days.
The other big feature included in Game Ready Driver 430.39 is support for seven new G-SYNC Compatible Displays:
- Acer KG271 Bbmiipx
- Acer XF240H Bmjdpr
- Acer XF270H Bbmiiprx
- AOPEN 27HC1R Pbidpx
- ASUS VG248QG
- Gigabyte AORUS AD27QD
- LG 27GK750F (AUSUMPM/BKRUMPN)
You can find a complete list of G-SYNC Compatible Displays at NVIDIA's website and grab the latest driver from the GeForce Driver Download page.
nice to see somebody covering
nice to see somebody covering the latest drivers. keep it up jim
love the practice of not
love the practice of not allowing reviews to be posted of a product until the day of the launch of said product, thereby limiting customers from making informed decisions
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in this case its even worse, drivers are NOT available until today, which means reviews are postponed even moreso. must be an underwhelming card and/or turing isn’t moving at the rate nvidia projected it would
What’s wrong with not buying
What’s wrong with not buying a product on day 1 and simply waiting for a variety of reviews?
True that
True that
What’s wrong with not buying
What’s wrong with not buying a product on day 1 and simply waiting for a variety of reviews?