Neowin reports the WHQL-certified driver adds DLSS 5 support while leaving browser flickering unresolved.
NeowinFeed posted that Nvidia issued its WHQL-certified driver version 616.64. The release introduces DLSS 5, according to the linked Neowin article. The same report states the update has not resolved a persistent display flickering glitch that affects browsers. The article describes the driver as a rushed release that leaves the known issue unfixed. No other details or confirmations appear in the supplied posts.
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Neowin reports the WHQL-certified driver adds DLSS 5 support while leaving browser flickering unresolved.
NeowinFeed posted that Nvidia issued its WHQL-certified driver version 616.64. The release introduces DLSS 5, according to the linked Neowin article. The same report states the update has not resolved a persistent display flickering glitch that affects browsers. The article describes the driver as a rushed release that leaves the known issue unfixed. No other details or confirmations appear in the supplied posts.
NeowinFeed@NeowinFeedNvidia's WHQL-certified 616.64 driver introduces DLSS 5, but it looks like a rushed release hasn't fixed a persistent browser flickering glitch. #DisplayFlickering #Driver
NeowinFeed@NeowinFeedNvidia's WHQL-certified 616.64 driver introduces DLSS 5, but it looks like a rushed release hasn't fixed a persistent browser flickering glitch. #DisplayFlickering #Driver
