Earlier today, AMD released its optimized driver for Days Gone. And a couple of hours ago, NVIDIA released its own optimized driver for this Playstation exclusive game that is currently available on PC.
As NVIDIA noted, this new Game Ready Driver provides support for the launch of Days Gone on PC with increased levels of detail, higher foliage draw distances, native 4K rendering, a configurable field of view, ultra-wide monitor support, unlocked frame rates, and more. Additionally, this release also provides optimal support for Knockout City.
As always, you can download this new driver from here. Below you can also find its complete changelog.
NVIDIA GeForce 466.47 WHQL Driver Release Notes
Game Ready for Days Gone
This new Game Ready Driver provides support for the launch of Days Gone on PC with increased levels of detail, higher foliage draw distances, native 4K rendering, a configurable field of view, ultra-wide monitor support, unlocked frame rates, and more. Additionally, this release also provides optimal support for Knockout City.
Fixed Issues:
- [Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Breakpoint]: The game experiences low performance / low frame rate when launched with Bar1 enabled in the SBIOS.
- [Starbase][GeForce RTX 20/GTX 16 Series]: The game may crash.
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Yes it’s lazy
Decided to upgrade to the latest drivers and again Sharpen is completely broken for certain games, IE Warzone, unless you download and install the bloatware that is Geforce Experience to enable the filters. However going back to the 457.30’s and Sharpen works perfectly well setting it in the Nvidia Control Panel. Whatever they did, I think the term “black listed” was used, so I end up going back to what works for me. The 457’s
Nope, definitely not just you.
Im not upgrading driver for the last couple of month, and Days Gone still works fine on my GTX 1060