Multiple new display (GPU) drivers released for Windows 10

guest · Sep 21, 2020

Multiple new display (GPU) drivers released for Windows 10
September 19, 2020
https://www.windowslatest.com/2020/09/19/intel-nvidia-amd-windows-display-drivers-september/

Intel, Nvidia and AMD have published their September 2020 display drivers for Windows 10. If you’ve Windows 10 version 1809 or newer, you should be able to update your display drivers and grab the fixes or support for new games.

Intel’s “unlocked” display driver for Windows 10 has been updated to version number 27.20.100.8681. Despite a significant version number jump, this new display driver comes with bug fixes and support for two titles only.
As always, if you’re interested, you can check for updates using Intel’s driver & support tool.

Also, if you use Intel’s Graphics Command app, a new update is available via the Microsoft Store.
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Nvidia 456.38 WHQL
Nvidia has released their own updated graphics drivers to add support for RTX 30 series, Mafia: DE and Halo 3: ODST.
Nvidia 456.38 update will also fix issues with Windows 10’s hardware-accelerated GPU scheduling, which should improve the frame rate when the feature is in use.

Nvidia has also fixed video playback issues when hardware-accelerated GPU scheduling is enabled.
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AMD Radeon 20.9.1
The first AMD GPU driver release of September advances Radeon Software Adrenalin 2020 Edition to version 20.9.1 suite and is solely focused on bug fixes.

For example, AMD says it has fixed an issue where you may experience a black screen, system crash or TDR when you switch between tasks, use third-party overlay, or run video content/web browsers on the second display.
You’ll be able to get the Radeon Software Adrenalin 2020 Edition 20.9.1 driver via the Radeon Software app.
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