https://www.guru3d.com/fi...l-driver-download.html
 
This is the "standard" driver download
 
https://www.nvidia.com/download/driverResults.aspx/161451/en-us
 
This is the "studio" driver
 
https://www.nvidia.com/download/driverResults.aspx/161303/en-us
 
This is the "DCH" driver
 
Game Ready for DirectX 12 Ultimate
The new Game Ready Driver provides full support for the new DirectX 12 Ultimate graphics API. This includes support for DirectX Raytracing (DXR) version 1.1 as well as support for mesh shaders, sampler feedback, and variable-rate shading (VRS). Additionally, this driver supports Hardware-accelerated GPU Scheduling when used with the Windows 10 May 2020 Update.
 
Fixed Issues

• [Just Cause 2]: The game does not detect CUDA files which results in missing “GPU Water Simulation” and “Bokeh Filter” settings. [2994570]
• [Sea of Thieves]: Issues with game rendering occur. [200614095]
• [Resident Evil 2 Remake]: The game may display random object and menu flickering. [2997880]
   [Devil May Cry 5]: The game may display random object flickering. [2997814]
• [Divinity Original Sin 2 – Definitive Edition]: The game experiences low performance when hardware accelerated GPU scheduling is enabled. [3009631]
• [Notebook]: Windows Mixed Reality headsets may display jitter when connected to the HDMI port linked to the NVIDIA Optimus notebook integrated graphics. [2971312]
• [G-SYNC]: G-SYNC does not work with DirectX 9 games if “Disable full screen optimizations” is selected. [2969897]
• Display brightness increases while enabling GPU scaling. [200612966]
• NVIDIA HD Audio may disappear after display goes to sleep. [2807732]
• The cursor turns into a grey rectangle when playing YouTube 4K HDR videos. [3009602]

thanks 

Thanks for the info...

 
https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/forums/game-ready-drivers/13/384770/geforce-45148-game-ready-driver-feedback-thread-re/
 
On this link it says Kepler only. I also installed this driver and launched a game that support sli just to check no crash or errors. Reddit post and nvidia documentation in pdf need to be update so people with sli system can install this.
 

Users that wish to enable "hardware-accelerated GPU scheduling" will need to do so in the Windows 10 graphics settings panel after having installed the driver.

z999z3mystorys
anyone tried the Hardware-accelerated GPU Scheduling setting? I've turned it on (requires latest build of windows 10 2004 and these drivers)
 
I haven't run it through any tests yet to see if there is something different, but I'll let you know if I notice anything.

I haven't tested it to see if there are FPS gains, but I did play one game with HAGS enabled so far.  I wanted to see if there were any differences using all the same settings (game & nvcpl) while playing.  The game I tested with was AC Odessey.  With all settings being equal from the last WHQL driver to this one using HAGS, I saw more consistent Frame Times.  Almost a flat line.  I also saw that where my max GPU usage was 97/98% with the last driver (pre HAGS) to maintain a steady 75 FPS, running this new driver with HAGS enabled I had a max GPU usage of 86% to achieve the same.  That also lowered my max GPU temp ~ 2- 3C because of the lower usage to maintain the same frames.
 
So far from my little bit of testing, HAGS look pretty promising.  No complaints.

Well the youtube video shows 5c more with it activated.. Won't try that in summer I guess !

Regarding HAGs, my testing in Warzones and Battlefield with this driver on build 19042 (Slow ring) has shown a boost in peak FPS, little to no change in average FPS, and a massive improvement in FPS stability and jitter.
 
I believe HAGs + 45x drivers may have finally fixed a major cause of stuttering and jitter in DX11 and DX12 games, and is probably related to the so-called "standby memory bug" that has plagued Windows for ages. My guess is that VRAM allocations should never have gone through Windows' wonky and unperformant memory caching mechanisms. So this "feature" is basically the correct implementation that should have been in effect since Windows 10 1607. Obviously, this is just my opinion so take with a grain of salt! Regardless, HAGs is looking good for an essentially no-cost FPS stability improvement in modern games. Based on the Nvidia forums it has caused some issues in older titles so depending on what you play it may make sense to keep off for now.

 
Thanks.    

happydemon
Regarding HAGs, my testing in Warzones and Battlefield with this driver on build 19042 (Slow ring) has shown a boost in peak FPS, little to no change in average FPS, and a massive improvement in FPS stability and jitter.
 
I believe HAGs + 45x drivers may have finally fixed a major cause of stuttering and jitter in DX11 and DX12 games, and is probably related to the so-called "standby memory bug" that has plagued Windows for ages. My guess is that VRAM allocations should never have gone through Windows' wonky and unperformant memory caching mechanisms. So this "feature" is basically the correct implementation that should have been in effect since Windows 10 1607. Obviously, this is just my opinion so take with a grain of salt! Regardless, HAGs is looking good for an essentially no-cost FPS stability improvement in modern games. Based on the Nvidia forums it has caused some issues in older titles so depending on what you play it may make sense to keep off for now.

This sounds promising. This problem has been a big issue for quite some time now! Funny how neither Nvidia nor Microsoft ever acknowledge an issue that caused so many performance issues. I've had to run a task to wipe standby memory every 5 minutes for years now on ALL of my computers.