Explore AI technology and business trends with experts in their fields at GTC.
Learn how AI and accelerated computing can transform your creative process at NVIDIA GTC.
Learn about AI and GPU-accelerated solutions for data science at NVIDIA GTC.
Get online training, insights, and access to programming experts at NVIDIA GTC.
Learn how to transform your data center for accelerated networks and modern workloads at NVIDIA GTC.
See how the latest AI research, methodologies, and tools are driving our future at NVIDIA GTC.
Explore advances in robotics, simulation, & reinforcement learning at NVIDIA GTC.
Our new GeForce Game Ready driver is optimized for Fortnite, and adds support for ShadowPlay Highlights to the popular game. In addition, the new Game Ready driver is a required update for anyone wanting to use the newly-unveiled NVIDIA Freestyle, and our new NVIDIA Ansel enhancements. To download and install, simply fire up GeForce Experience and click the "Drivers" tab.
Epic's Fortnite is a game of two halves: the first features a PvE co-op campaign for gamers who love building massive forts and playing cooperatively; and the second is all about PvP, putting 100 players in a Battle Royale fight to the death.
On January 10th, a Fortnite update will add our ShadowPlay Highlights technology to the Battle Royale PvP mode, ensuring every kill, death, and Victory Royale moment is captured and saved, and presented for easy sharing at the end of each match.
To activate ShadowPlay Highlights in Fortnite Battle Royale, you’ll need to update to the Fortnite ShadowPlay Highlights patch on January 10th, and have GeForce Experience 3.12 and our new Game Ready driver installed. Once everything’s ready, launch Fortnite and select Battle Royale. GeForce Experience will ask if you wish to enable ShadowPlay Highlights - after you click "Yes", Highlights will automatically be recorded without any further input.
At the end of your match, select the “Highlights” button on your lower right. This will showcase the Highlights captured, and from this screen you can select which Highlights to save to your Gallery, and which to share immediately to Facebook or YouTube.
For further details check out our Fortnite ShadowPlay Highlights announcement article.
At CES 2018, the year's biggest tech show, we've announced new ways to customize, capture and share your gameplay using GeForce Experience. The most exciting of these is NVIDIA Freestyle, which enables you to apply real-time post-processing filters that change the look and feel of supported games.
Using Freestyle you can make subtle changes that make game elements easier to see, or completely change a game's appearance to meet your personal preferences. Learn more in our NVIDIA Freestyle announcement.
We also announced new enhancements for NVIDIA Ansel, which enable you to add even more customizations to game photos captured with Ansel in supported games. Learn more here.
To use these features in supported games, download and install the latest version of GeForce Experience, and today's new Game Ready driver. For further details, check out our CES announcement article. And if you're interested in other NVIDIA CES 2018 news, check out our 65", 4K, 120Hz, G-SYNC, HDR Big Format Gaming Display, and our GeForce NOW PC Cloud Gaming Beta.
You can download the new GeForce Game Ready 390.65 WHQL drivers through GeForce Experience, our free, essential, game and system-enhancing application, which also records and streams gameplay, and grants you access to giveaways.
If you experience any technical issues with the new Game Ready drivers please post a detailed report on the GeForce.com Driver Feedback Forum, where our Customer Care team can better assist you. A list of fixes in this driver for previously-reported issues can be found here.