NVIDIA has released new drivers for its graphics cards. GeForce 460. 89 Drivers are available for Windows 7, 8 (.1) and 10 operating systems and support all of the company’s desktop graphics cards Kepler and mobile graphics from the Maxwell generation. Along with the drivers, new Studio 460 89 drivers were also released.

The most significant update to the GeForce 460. 89 drivers is the official Game Ready stamp for the Quake II RTX update released today. A new update to the game adds support for official radius tracking extensions to the Vulkan interface. In addition, the drivers have new support for the CUDA 11 interface and the final radius tracking extensions of the Vulkan interface.

Exceptionally, no bugs have been fixed in the drivers. Known issues include possible desktop flicker on GeForce GTX 1080 Ti graphics cards, incorrect black levels when HDR is enabled, higher-than-normal power consumption on some G-Sync displays with Ampere architecture graphics cards, and Steam VR games experience extra delays and jerks when the game starts. For any driver changes, see the NVIDIA article and their release bulletin (PDF).

Studio 460. 89 drivers include the latest optimizations for Chaos Vantage, OctaneRender 2020 .2, V -Ray 5 for Benchmark and Boris FX Sapphrie 2021, Unreal Engine 4 26 and NVIDIA Omniverse Open Beta. In addition, the drivers include new support for the newly released NVIDIA RTX A 6000 Professional Graphics Card 48 in gigabytes of memory. For more information on Studio drivers, see the NVIDIA article and their release notes (PDF).

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