Download Driver For GeForce Game Ready Driver 436.15 WHQL

Nvidia has released new stable GeForce drivers. The drivers are version number 436.15 WHQL, are compatible with Windows 7 and above, and can be used on cards based on the Kepler architecture or newer. This release includes improvements for the game Control. The changelog also shows bug fixes and a problem that is already known, but for which there is no solution yet. The complete release notes are below:

Game Ready

• Provides increased performance and the optimal gaming experience for Control.

New Features and Other Changes

• Added driver support for Video Codec SDK 9.1
  • Added a new NVENCODE API to more detailed error reporting.
  • Added support for CUStream in NVENCODE API to facilitate parallel execution of pre-/post-processing of video on CUDA and encoder tasks.
  • Implemented bug fixes and API enhancement to support H.264 MVC encoding.

  please visit developer.nvidia.com for more information about the SDK.

• Added driver support for Optical Flow SDK 1.1
  • Added new algorithms to improve the quality of flow vectors for “SLOW” preset, especially for flat regions.
  • Added a new API to retrieve the highest Optical Flow SDK version supported by the underlying driver.

  please visit developer.nvidia.com for more information about the SDK.

Fixed Issues in this Release:

• [Forza Motorsport 7]: There is corruption on the tracks in the game. [2682129]
• System crash occurs while installing the drivers on a system with GPUs from mixed architectures; for example, Fermi and Pascal. [2676468]

Windows 10 Open Issues

• [Tom Clancy’s The Division II]: The game may crash when played in DirectX 12 mode. [2587043/200406322]
• [Overwatch]: The games crashes with “Your rendering device has been lost” error. [2482278]
• [Firefox][G-SYNC]: When G-SYNC is enabled, flickering occurs with YouTube full-screen video playback on FireFox when hovering over the timeline. [200544130]
  To work around, either
  • Set the refresh rate to 60 or 120 Hz (or any refresh rate divisible by 60), or
  • If you want to play full-screen videos with Firefox on a G-SYNC monitor, create a profile and set it to VSync-On.