NVIDIA driver update preps PCs for Elden Ring, GRID Legends, and more

NVIDIA’s latest Game Ready driver is ready for all the big games coming out in February, including the ultra-hyped FromSoftware title Elden Ring (launching February 25), which fuses all the development lessons learned by the studio from its previous titles and ices the cake with supplemental material crafted by George R. R. Martin. In other words, a wealth of riches be upon ye fantasy-inclined, Soulsian gamers, and NVIDIA’s driver is going to help make sure your graphics card can run the experience as smoothly as possible.

But that’s not all the driver will do! It’ll also prepare your PC for Total War: Warhammer III (February 17), which is the third installment in a series many still think should’ve been called Total Warhammer since its inception.

Additionally, the driver update contains support for GRID Legends (February 25) and Destiny 2: The Witch Queen (February 22), the latter being the latest expansion to Bungie’s famous first-person shooter franchise. Don’t forget that Bungie and everything to do with it is now Sony’s turf.

Also worth noting is that the driver update contains DLSS support for Martha is Dead along with a host of other games. NVIDIA Reflex now supports sim racer iRacing.

You can read the full details about the driver update over at NVIDIA’s blog or simply download it in GeForce Experience, assuming you have one of the best graphics cards and are eligible for the update. In the event you’re unable to score one of the best graphics cards due to the global chip shortage, you may be in luck toward the end of 2022, as the situation is set to get a little less dire around then.

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