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NVIDIA has rolled out a new GeForce Game Ready driver (version 581.42 WHQL), which includes the optimisation for one of the biggest video game releases in October - Battlefield 6.
The update ensures day-one optimisation for DICE’s upcoming shooter and confirms support for NVIDIA’s latest suite of performance and latency technologies. In Battlefield 6, players can expect:
In Battlefield 6, players can expect:
- DLSS 4 Multi-Frame Generation
- DLSS 4 Super Resolution
- DLSS Frame Generation
- DLAA (Deep Learning Anti-Aliasing)
- NVIDIA Reflex for reduced input latency
There is no ray tracing as EA previously confirmed. The developers stated that the game doesn't necessarily need this fancy feature since it's first and foremost an online shooter where players don't have the time to look at shiny reflections and shadows. I have to agree on that one.
NVIDIA’s Game Ready drivers are designed to optimise performance, fix bugs, and ensure the best possible experience for new releases, which is why we have new drivers for pretty much every new release.
With Battlefield 6 being one of the biggest PC launches of the year, version 581.42 installation will be mandatory for everyone who wants the best possible performance.
The new driver is available now and can be downloaded directly from NVIDIA’s website or through the GeForce Experience app.
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