For more information, visit What's new in driver development. Beta, Older Drivers, and More. Download Drivers. It offers the same ISV certification, long life-cycle support, regular security updates, and access to the same functionality as prior Quadro ODE drivers and corresponding Studio Drivers i. Rating: Bad Not the best Average Good You can now archive high quality videos of your broadcasts to Twitch, YouTube, and Facebook. Check out an example on GeForce.
Take photos from over 50 supported Ansel games , share them to our new game photography gallery, Shot with GeForce , and participate in our monthly contest. Now you can share videos directly to Weibo through the In-game Overlay! We've also made some updates to Game Filters and Photo Mode. Continue reading for more details! It's now easier to create your unique filter - simply select the filter to add from the Game Filter menu.
We've also made it hassle-free by remembering your preferences so you don't have to re-apply the filter the next time you play. For Photo Mode, we're giving you the option to hide the menu by pressing [Insert] - so you can record your fly-throughs of your favorite Ansel game. Visit our game photography gallery, Shot with GeForce , showcasing the community's best Ansel photographs, and participate in our monthly contest. Capture your best moments in more games using ShadowPlay Highlights!
Upload and showcase your best game photos on our new Shot with GeForce website. Visit our game photography gallery, Shot with GeForce , showcasing the community's best Ansel photographs. Now you can access in-game overlay settings while recording or broadcasting.
Customize your gameplay with Freestyle Game Filters beta feature. Now you can apply post-processing filters to your games while you play. Change the look and mood of your game with tweaks to color or saturation, or apply dramatic post-process filters like HDR right from our in-game overlay. Take beautiful game photos with our improved Ansel Photo Mode beta feature.
We've added powerful photo-editing capabilities with 7 new filters, 18 different controls, and the ability to combine filters together for advanced effects. GeForce Experience automatically captures your best moments and presents your best Highlights to share with your friends.
Record videos and take screenshots of Microsoft Windows Games. We've added UWP support to ShadowPlay, which means you can now record videos and capture screenshots from games purchased from the Microsoft Windows Store. Fire up games like Need for Speed Payback and start capturing your favorite moments. We've sped up game detection for games installed through Oculus Store and games located in your Windows Quick Launch bar.
Now you can create and share. Share your favorite broadcasts, videos, and screenshots to Facebook. This site requires Javascript in order to view all its content. Please enable Javascript in order to access all the functionality of this web site. Here are the instructions how to enable JavaScript in your web browser. Download Now. Please go to a desktop browser to download Geforce Experience Client. Release Highlights.
Freestyle and Ansel support added for 25 games with the latest Game Ready Driver including: We have improved the responsiveness of Game Filters when they are applied to your favorite Ansel or Freestyle games.
Now, 12 of the top 15 competitive shooters support Reflex. Along with this technology, we introduced the Reflex Latency Analyzer - a tool to measure end to end system latency.
Addressed compatibility issues with in-game overlay for Advanced Optimus notebooks. Fixed an issue where in-game-overlay is disabled after the resolution is changed. First, you can now log all your performance monitoring data to a CSV file - including latency stats from Reflex Latency Analyzer. Second, Reflex Latency Analyzer users can now choose how many samples they would like to average and reset those averages on demand.
Squashed bugs! Fixed issues related to the performance tuning. Pick your desired acoustic level, and WhisperMode 2. Fixed an issue where Shadowplay videos looked darker on Youtube. Fixed an issue where screenshots were not getting captured for some DirectX 12 games.
In addition to FPS, the performance monitoring metrics now show detailed performance stats, temperature, and latency metrics. Fixed game minimization issues for multiple games with in-game overlay.
Fixed an issue where screenshot capture was failing on DirectX 12 games. Fixed an issue where the Twitch broadcast title does not appear correctly. Fixed an issue where GeForce Experience doesn't show the QR code when clicking on the nfan club link. Fixed an issue where the screenshot feature caused a game crash on certain DirectX 12 games and system configurations. Fixed an issue where a game is minimized when enabling the in-game overlay.
Fixed an issue where the Game Filters feature does not work on new games. Known Issues: Support for simultaneous recording and broadcasting of gameplay is not supported on the upcoming Windows 10 20H1 update.
This will be fixed in a future release. With the latest Game Ready Driver and GeForce Experience update, gamers can tap into hundreds of ReShade filters and easily apply them in over games using the Freestyle or Ansel in-game overlay.
Fixed a few issues with ReShade filter compatibility. Fixed an issue where screenshot capture was failing intermittently at 4k resolution. Fixed an issue where the game minimized or ended after opening the in-game overlay. Fixed an issue where the screen blinked after capturing a HDR screenshot. Fixed an issue where multiple custom broadcast overlays are rendered incorrectly. With the latest Game Ready Driver and GeForce Experience update, gamers can tap into hundreds of ReShade filters and easily apply them in their favorite games using Freestyle or Ansel in-game overlay.
Read more about this update here. Fixed an issue where the mouse cursor was missing from recording. Fixed an issue where screenshot was not working after closing HDCP content playback.
This results in Windows not even detecting the Ti at all. I had to reinstall Windows completely to resolve this since not even reverting to factory settings got me back the Nvidia driver. Only Windows reinstall did. Thank you for taking the time to try and help me, though.
Sora said: Or wait until nvidia has actually added vendor support to their drivers. This makes sense. If this was it basically just waiting for a new driver would solve all this. The problem is if it wasn't it, I only have 14 days to return the laptop since I bought it last Friday I think I accidentaly said Monday in the original post.
After that I can't return it just ike that. And I don't want to be stuck on the Is there any way I could check whether my laptop is supported already? Anyways, thanks to all of you who responded. I hope I don't sound like I'm not willing to try your suggestions but I've truly tried those in some form or another and it didn't work for me.
I think I may have tried all the suggestions found on the internet about this issue and nothing worked. Forums are the last thing I try after everything I could have done has failed, so please bare with me here.
I was able to check. In the newest driver There are several cards listed multiple times with different IDs which is probably their mobile versions. Mine is there just once. So basically it shouldn't be supported yet which is weird because this driver specifically states it adds support for the mobile versions for these cards but there are no strings for them.
Hopefully I'm right and the drivers come out soon. Ondikus said Greybear said: This model should be using the So what you're saying is that I won't be able to download Game Ready drivers through Nvidia experience when they come out at all?
Only if manufacturer ever decides to actually release another certified driver? Razer at least releases their cerified drivers though time to time. Not sure about Asus. This sucks. I wish manufacturers would actually inform which of their products use certified or generic drivers. BTW I do have the It's just that I wanted to install the Game Ready drivers. Now I really have to think whether I want to keep the laptop or return it.
Though there seem to not be any easy way to tell what kind of drivers specific laptops use. This all just gives me headache. Thanks for your help. Now I have some thinking to do. Edit: all laptops I had since now 3 I think had generic drivers that's why I was so confused. Was always looking for Game Ready drivers. Not sure what I'll do now. Are you sure you did not mean the But if you and the other USER both have the Using Generic on a Certified system can cause Instability, freezing, crashing and hardware damage in the log run.
Yes, it is I was also confused by the lack of video drivers in the Asus support page. My guess is they're going to appear there at some point later. Looking at older TUF models, they seem to be releasing certified drivers every couple of months or so. I guess I'll just have to live with this. See what they say. See what Microsoft gives you.
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