Latest Nvidia driver boosts Watch Dogs 2, Battlefield 1 and Civilization VI

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Nvidia is ensuring the smooth releases of Resident Evil 7 Biohazard and Conan Exiles by releasing new game ready drivers that will work to provide better stability and performance for the aforementioned titles. The driver number is 378.49 WHQL and is available for download.

Aside from the expected optimizations made in support of the games mentioned earlier, the new release also looks to brings something extra to the table. Through these drivers, players will be able to benefit from technology such as HDR10 and HBAO+ which would otherwise fail to provide support for Biohazard and Conan Exile. Ansel will also be supported through the new Nvidia patch.

It is worth mentioning that the recently unveiled gaming compatible laptops which were introduced as having GTX 1050 and 1050 Ti graphics processors will also benefit from this Nvidia release as they are fully compatible.

Nvidia driver 378.49 improvements

If all that doesn’t appeal to you as much, there are some other goodies packed in the new driver that might be of more interest to you. If SLI profiles are your thing, then you should know that there are quite a few that have been added to the driver. Just to name a few: Watch Dogs 2, Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Wildlands, Battlefield 1, Diablo 3  and Civilization VI.

Last but not least, a series of errors were fixed with this released. Many high-quality graphics cards that had presented issues are now a thing of the past. Among these cards were the GeForce TITAN X, GTX 1070, GTX 1060 and GTX 1080.

Thanks to Nvidia’s latest release, you will be able to experience the games you’ve been waiting for a long time in a much higher quality, issue-free way.

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