Nvidia released a hotfix driver that addressed a problem with G-Sync displays in windowed and full-screen modes.
Nvidia's hotfix is still considered a "beta" driver and hasn't been officially WHQL certified yet. This latest update comes only a week after the most recent fully-certified driver release.
Given the slow adoption (and high price) of G-Sync display technology, the majority of users won't be rushing to download this hotfix. However, if you are among the elite company of gamers who already have a G-Sync display, you may want to head over to Nvidia's support page and grab this driver.
Nvidia isn't the only one releasing a driver this week, and it seems the company's driver issues aren't as long-winded as others, with only G-Sync users being affected. No other official improvements are listed for driver 358.59, but users may still see additional performance gains.
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