Star Wars Jedi: Survivor is now available and the big three GPU makers—AMD, Intel, and NVIDIA—have all released GPU drivers optimized for the game.
The big day is here. We’re of course talking about the release of Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, the relatively short-awaited sequel to Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order. Unfortunately, it’s release on PC is hampered by performance issues, which thus far have earned it a ‘Mostly Negative’ rating on Steam. However, EA has promised weeks of patches. In addition, the big three GPU makers—AMD, Intel, and NVIDIA—have all released driver updates with optimizations for EA’s latest title.NVIDIA Game Ready 531.68 GPU DriverStarting with NVIDIA, its 531.68 WHQL driver package for GeForce GPUs has been available for the past week and a half. According to the release notes, it «provides the best gaming experience for the latest new titles including Star Wars Jedi: Survivor and Dead Island 2.»NVIDIA’s latest driver release also fixes a small handful of issues. They include…[Immortals Fenyx Rising] is randomly crashing to desktop after a driver update to
531.41Shadowplay incorrectly getting engaged within EA Play application[Counter Strike 2] Enabling Reflex may reduce performanceYou can grab NVIDIA’s 531.
