However, if you are a digital content creator and utilize the key creative applications or suites supported by the “Studio” driver, then that is the way to go. You can now choose the driver that best fits your workloads if you spend more time playing the newest AAA games, you should pick the latest “Game-Ready” driver. This example provided by NVIDIA, shows the level of detail 30-bit color can achieve compared to 24-bit color.
The latest Studio driver further extends support of 30-bit color to the GeForce product line, increasing the pixel color range from 16.7 million to over 1 billion colors, reducing the possibility of color banding during the creative process. The “Studio Driver” is the newest GeForce driver variant, which focuses on optimization for popular creative applications such as Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Premiere Pro, Blender 2.80, Cinema 4D R21, Otoy Octane Render 2019.2, and Autodesk Arnold. In the latest Game-Ready driver 431.60 released on July 23, NVIDIA provided optimization for Wolfenstein: Youngblood (released on July 25), Wolfenstein: Cyberpilot (released on July 26), and Madden NFL 20 (released on August 2). The Game-Ready drivers have the most frequent update schedule and optimizations for both new and existing games. NVIDIA works very closely with game developers throughout the development process, and from its partnership with the developers, NVIDIA engineers tune the driver with game specific optimizations that provide the best visual experience and performance.
The first is the familiar “Game-Ready” driver that is optimized for popular PC games. There are currently two driver variants available for NVIDIA GeForce graphics cards. In this blog post, let’s address the difference between the following driver variations and help you choose the right driver for your graphics card investment.
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