NVIDIA has officially released its latest GeForce Game Ready driver, version 591.59 WHQL, aimed at providing the best possible day-one experience for several highly anticipated titles. This update is specifically optimized for major new releases, ensuring that gamers with GeForce RTX hardware can leverage the full suite of NVIDIA technologies, including DLSS and advanced ray tracing effects, right at launch.
The headline feature of this driver is the official support for Indiana Jones and the Great Circle. As a flagship title for the holiday season, the game features extensive use of Full Ray Tracing (Path Tracing) and NVIDIA DLSS 3.5 with Ray Reconstruction. This driver ensures that RTX 40-series users can maximize their frame rates while maintaining the highest level of visual fidelity during Indy’s latest archaeological adventures.
Beyond the whip-cracking action, version 591.59 also brings “Game Ready” status to several other notable games. Players jumping into the dark and atmospheric world of S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl will find improved stability and performance. Additionally, support has been added for Marvel Rivals, the fast-paced hero shooter, and Delta Force, both of which benefit from NVIDIA Reflex technology to minimize system latency for a more responsive competitive experience.
As is standard with WHQL releases, this driver includes several critical bug fixes to enhance system stability. NVIDIA has addressed issues where certain games might experience flickering or crashes when high-refresh-rate monitors are used in conjunction with G-SYNC. Furthermore, the update resolves a specific bug related to video playback in web browsers where hardware acceleration could occasionally cause the screen to stutter or go black.
For those who utilize the NVIDIA App or GeForce Experience, the update also adds new “Optimal Playable Settings” for a handful of recent titles. This feature allows users to instantly configure their game settings based on their specific hardware configuration, striking the perfect balance between performance and image quality with a single click.
The 591.59 WHQL driver is available for download now through the official NVIDIA website or directly through the NVIDIA App/GeForce Experience. Gamers are encouraged to perform a clean installation to avoid any potential conflicts with older software versions, ensuring their rigs are fully prepared for the latest wave of blockbuster PC titles.