In the first two cases mentioned above, the problems mentioned are likely to occur on systems that use the 531.18 or older versions of the driver, but it is also possible for them not to happen. Adobe application stability issues on systems using the 531.18 driver.Instability on certain laptops that use GeForce GTX 10/MX250/350.Higher CPU usage by the Container software component after exiting games.While launched as the GeForce Game Ready Driver 531.29, this piece of code does not include any new games in the GeForce Experience Optimal Settings list or G-Sync monitors in the corresponding list, focusing only on bug fixing instead.Īccording to Nvidia, the 531.29 driver fixes three main issues. This fix could be pushed silently in the background to PCs running Nvidia's software, but installing the fix for the CPU usage bug requires that you download and install Nvidia's typical 850MB driver package.Two weeks after bringing RTX Video Super Resolution alongside optimizations for Atomic Hearts and The Finals via the 531.18 version of its driver package, Nvidia is back with a new release. This generates more heat and uses more power and could also affect the battery life of laptops.Īnother recent software bug in Nvidia's drivers caused games to run slower when the Discord app was running in the background an application profile issue was preventing GPU memory from reaching its peak clock speeds, reducing frame rates accordingly. Even relatively low CPU usage in the 10 to 15 percent range can have a noticeable performance impact, taking CPU cycles from other tasks and preventing the CPU from going into an idle state. Not all PCs running the newer Nvidia drivers were being affected by the bug- some reporters observed the behavior on their systems, while others didn't. It also fixes a "random bugcheck" issue that may affect some older laptops with GeForce 1000-series or MX250 and MX350 GPUs. Nvidia has released a driver hotfix (version 531.26) that acknowledges and should fix the issue, which was apparently being caused by an undisclosed bug in the "Nvidia Container," a process that exists mostly to contain other processes that come with Nvidia's drivers. Further Reading Nvidia’s new AI upscaling tech makes low-res videos look sharper in Chrome, Edge
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