Nvidia has released new drivers for its graphics cards, which contain fixes for issues that have been causing issues with the new RTX series graphics cards to date. Version 411.70 is the second driver update released for the RTX series, and the release notes list some important bugs that have been fixed.
If you're using an RTX 2080 and playing PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG), you've probably noticed some annoying flickering while playing. The good news is that with the new driver, this will be a thing of the past. Also, for RTX 2080 Ti users, there was a bug that unnecessarily delayed video decoding, which has also been resolved.
Finally, for Photoshop users who were experiencing a crash when enlarging an image, we have some good news for them as well. This particular bug affected all cards in the new series, but now it seems to have been overcome with the new driver.
There are still some minor issues caused by the new graphics cards, but all of them are specific and seem to only affect specific programs. One of them is found in Firefox , where the cursor seems to "break" or disappear when hovering over certain links. The fixes will probably come with the next update.
As with the previous driver, the latest one already has optimized profiles with default recommended settings for some games, such as Assassin's Creed Odyssey, FIFA 19, and Forza Horizon 4.
You can download the new drivers from GeForce Experience, or manually from Nvidia's website.
