NVIDIA GeForce 419.67 driver hits the web

Fresh from NVIDIA, the GeForce 419.67 drivers, which you can grab over here. This is the Game Ready release for Battlefield V: Firestorm, Anthem, Shadow of the Tomb Raider, and Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, it also has support for G-SYNC compatible surround mode and two new G-SYNC compatible monitors (ASUS VG278QR and ASUS VG258), and a bunch of bug fixes.

Fixed issues in this release:

[DaVinci Resolve]: Performance drop occurs. [2532482]

[Ghost Recon: Wildlands][Ansel]: The game experiences low performance and stuttering and then crashes when using Ansel. [2515076]

[HDR][Far Cry:New Dawn DirectX 11]: Desktop brightness and color gets overexposed with ALT + TAB when Windows HDR is disabled and in-game HDR is enabled. [200495279]

[Total War: Warhammer 2]: Poor performance when using antialiasing. [2506465]

[Adobe]: Artifacts may appear in Adobe applications (fixed for single-GPU case). [2533911]

[Apex Legends]: Screen gets corrupted when switching from windowed mode to fullscreen mode when Windows HDR is enabled.[2523309]

[GeForce Experience]: Parts of the screen are cut off when recording video with Shadowplay. [2517587]

[Turing][Star Citizen]: The game flickers and then crashes to the desktop. [2518104]

[GeForce GTX 980]: NVAPI calls take a large amount of CPU time. [2418933]

[Titan RTX]: Graphics card rises about 20 degrees Celsius when running NVLINK command to enable TCC mode. [2504836]

[GeForce RTX 2080][Notebook][Resolume Arena 6]: The game exhibits slow performance. [2511725]

[GeForce RTX 2070]: With two monitors connected and active, the second monitor flickers. [2517103]