Nvidia s first RTX 30 laptops release today but those looking for one packing AMD s latest Ryzen 5000 mobile CPUs (rather than an Intel CPU) still have to wait a little longer with availability scheduled for February . With this timetable obviously on its mind Nvidia has just released a new version of its GeForce Experience software, the first in three months, with special optimisations for RTX 30 laptops.
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Nvidia 461 40 WHQL driver carries support for RTX 30 series laptops and The Medium
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Nvidia s Latest Patch Prepares Your PC For The Medium
The driver also adds support for the recently released Max-Q RTX 30-series line, including some new features.
Nvidia has released its latest Game Ready Driver for both desktop and laptop GPUs, with support for Bloober Team s The Medium.
The latest driver ensures the best performance for The Medium when it launches later this week on PC, including support for its ray tracing and DLSS features. The Medium is also launching on Xbox Series X and Series S, and will be available on Xbox Games Pass across PC and console.
In tandem with support for The Medium, the latest driver also launches alongside the first RTX 30-series powered laptops. Nvidia announced Max-Q designs for the RTX 3080, 3070, and 3060 earlier this year, with some of the first laptops with the chips launching today and through early February.
GeForce Experience 3.21 Brings AI-Fueled WhisperMode 2.0 And More For RTX 30 Laptops
Today is a pretty big day for gamers on the go it marks the launch of GeForce RTX 30 series laptops sporting the company s latest generation Ampere GPUs, in mobile form. And right on cue, NVIDIA has released a driver update and a bolstered version of its GeForce Experience utility, the latter of which brings support for WhisperMode 2.0.
There is a bit to unpack there. Let s start with the laptop GPUs, of which there are three main versions: GeForce RTX 3080, GeForce RTX 3070, and GeForce RTX 3060. Each one can be configured to different power profiles and clockspeeds by the OEMs. And if you are curious what to expect, have a look at our GeForce RTX 3080 laptop performance preview, as well as our full-on Alienware m15 R4 review, configured with a mobile GeForce RTX 3070.
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