NVIDIA today introduced its GeForce 617.42 WHQL Game Ready driver, bringing support and optimizations for various new game releases. First, there is Game Ready support for two new titles: Call of Duty ...

Intel's 32.0.101.9034 graphics driver is here with support for Gears of War: E-Day and Ace Combat 8 on Arc and Core Ultra ...

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AMD has submitted patches to its open-source graphics card drivers for Linux, adding support for GDDR7 memory, as anticipation builds for the company's next-generation RDNA 5 GPUs. In the AMDGPU ...

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NVIDIA has released new Game Ready and Studio drivers, version 616.56 WHQL, both built on the same Release 615 branch. The Game Ready Driver adds day-one support for STAR WARS Zero Company, while both ...

The inaugural Freedom 250 is the first race of its kind and could provide a turning point in terms of champions; as driver Àlex Palou is on the brink of a near fourth-consecutive INDYCAR title. Palou ...

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As the golf industry has boomed again over the better part of the last decade, so too have the size of driver families. They're as robust as they’ve ever been, with some major manufacturers dropping a ...