Autodesk Alias: Expected transparent window appears opaque ProRes RAW files appear completely black when previewing Adobe Photoshop 24.1 application instability with 528.02 when using GeForce Experience Adobe Premiere Pro, Photoshop, and Lightroom instability with 528.02 Additionally, this Game Ready Driver supports the launch of titles supporting NVIDIA DLSS technology including Dead Space and Forspoken. This new Game Ready Driver provides the best day-0 gaming experience for the latest new games supporting NVIDIA DLSS 3 technology including Marvel’s Midnight Suns, Hitman 3, and Deliver Us Mars.

Additionally, this drive is ready for the upcoming DLSS 3 updates that are coming to Marvel’s Midnight Suns, Hitman 3, and Deliver Us Mars, which add DLSS Frame Generation support to RTX 40 series GPUs.Īlongside these gaming updates, Nvidia's new GeForce 528.24 WHQL driver addresses several Adobe bugs that were introduced with their 528.02 driver, alongside a number of other bugs within productivity programs.īelow are some of the release notes for Nvidia's GeForce 528.24 Game Ready Drivers. Nvidia has just released their GeForce 528.24 WHQL Game Ready Driver, which comes with day-1 support for many of the latest PC games, including Dead Space (Remake) and Forspoken. Some players also report more game and system crashes following the update.Got Adobe issues? Nvidia's new GeForce 528.24 Game Ready drivers may fix that

If you're not paying attention to your CPU usage, affected systems appear to lag and heat up for no reason. You can kill the process to get CPU usage back where it's supposed to be, but the service will start up again if you open the GeForce Experience software or launch a game.

After playing a game or simply logging into Windows, a component of the Nvidia software suite called nvcontainer.exe begins consuming about 10% of the system's CPU.

Gamers started noticing an issue following last week's update to the v531.18 driver. Frustrating, yes, but that also means there's a relatively easy fix. The issue seems to trace back to a recent driver update. Affected individuals report strangely high CPU usage at various times, causing higher temperatures and sluggish performance. People buy expensive video cards to make their computers faster, but the opposite is happening for some owners of NVIDIA GPUs, that's to an apparent driver bug.

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