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Two days ago, NVIDIA released a new graphics driver in the company of GeForce 560.70. It brings support for three new video games and fourteen new G-Sync displays!
GeForce 560.70: between screen and game support!
This new NVIDIA driver brings support for three new games: Dungeonborne, Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn and Stormgate.
Otherwise, before moving on to the list of new G-Sync displays supported, this driver brings support for Cuda 12.6.
As for screens, here’s the full list of new references now supported:
- Acer :
- X32X
- AOC :
- AG276QZD2
- ASUS :
- XG27ACG
- PG27AQDP
- LG :
- 27GS93QE
- 39GS96QB
- 27GS75QN
- 32GS75QN
- 27GP95RP
- 27GP95U
- 27GS65F
- 24GS65F
- Philips :
- 27M2N3200L
- 27M2N8500
Patches :
Of course, a number of patches have also been deployed, including :
- Quality and bitrate are no longer ignored when 10-bit encoding with NVENC [4697900].
- On OBS Scaling of 10-bit HVEC or AV1 content below 50% in the display window shows corruption for some configurations [4496901].
- [Unity] Artifacts when rendering overlapped geometry on anti-aliased framebuffer [4616564].
- No more corruptions in Source and Program Monitor Previews using GeForce 555.85 driver on Adobe Premiere [4679207].
Identified problems:
We conclude with known and identified problems related to GeForce Experience and/or NVIDIA App :
- The performance monitoring overlay may stop refreshing GPU information [4679970].
- If GPU usage remains stuck at 0% in the performance overlay, games may display stuttering [4720547].
Now, to download this driver, go to the link below:
This way to the NVIDIA driver (695.43 Mo)