nVidia is touting up to 13% performance improvements - and greater stability - for Blender users (and other creative applications) with their new WHQL ver. 419.67 graphics drivers for Pascal and Turing GPUs.
More info here: https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/2019/0...ercharge-apps/
This is a welcome new initiative from nVidia - who frequently bring out "Game Ready Drivers" to support the latest games on offer.
These new graphics drivers are focused on creative applications and video editor users, like Blender, Adobe Premiere/ Photoshop Lightroom/ After Effects/ Substance Designer, etc., Unreal Engine, Autodesk and others.
Good news is that they include all the usual Game Ready goodness as well.
Recommended!
More info here: https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/2019/0...ercharge-apps/
This is a welcome new initiative from nVidia - who frequently bring out "Game Ready Drivers" to support the latest games on offer.
These new graphics drivers are focused on creative applications and video editor users, like Blender, Adobe Premiere/ Photoshop Lightroom/ After Effects/ Substance Designer, etc., Unreal Engine, Autodesk and others.
Good news is that they include all the usual Game Ready goodness as well.
Recommended!
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