NVIDIA Releases a Hotfix Driver for 4K 120Hz Displays
NVIDIA just released hotfix 466.47 intended for users who are having issues with connecting their systems to their 4K 120hz displays, which includes both monitors and smart TVs.
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NVIDIA just released hotfix 466.47 intended for users who are having issues with connecting their systems to their 4K 120hz displays, which includes both monitors and smart TVs.
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