NVIDIA today announced the availability of the Creator Ready Driver program, which improves the performance and reliability of creative applications. The first version of Creator Ready Driver (version 419.67) is optimized for all the best creative applications, including a number of applications that have been accelerated for NVIDIA RTX graphics cards.
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NVIDIA RTX graphics cards have given video editors, 3D animators, broadcasters, graphic designers and photographers around the world a major productivity boost through hardware ray tracing acceleration, AI-enhanced creative workflows and processing advanced video.
NVIDIA is launching a new Creator Ready Driver program to provide artists, creators and game developers with better performance and reliability when working with creative applications.
To achieve the highest level of reliability, Creator Ready drivers are subjected to extensive testing to match multiple revisions of the best creative apps. NVIDIA teams also perform exhaustive multi-application testing for every type of creative workflow, evaluating the quality of drivers the same way creators do in their day-to-day work.
Creator Ready Drivers versions are programmed to keep up with key application updates, ensuring the best compatibility and performance for those who depend on their PC for their creative work.
NVIDIA will continue to publish Game Ready Drivers when the latest PC games and DLCs launch - these remain unchanged. The Game Ready Drivers and Creator Ready Drivers will include the full NVIDIA feature set and application support for games and creative applications. But creators now have the option of receiving specific driver versions with more in-depth testing to meet the stringent demands of their job.
The first Creator Ready driver is now available on NVIDIA.com ou via Geforce Experience.
Creator Ready Drivers support GeForce RTX, GTX and TITAN graphics cards based on Turing, TITAN V based on Volta, GeForce GTX and TITAN based on Pascal, and all modern Quadro graphics cards.
RTX technology accelerates creativity
The first release of Creator Ready Driver (version 419.67) provides 8-12% performance improvements * over top Creative apps and is optimized for the latest Accelerated RTX apps, including:
- Autodesk Arnold 5.3: Creators can access the Arnold Public Beta from www.arnoldrenderer.com
- Unreal Engine 4.22: Unreal Engine 4.22 with ray tracing support is available in preview and will be available in final version in the next 2 weeks. To learn more about GDC announcements on Unreal Engine 4.2.2., click here.
- REDCINE-X PRO 51: With the latest public beta of REDCINE-X PRO now available, video editors can decode and demaster up to 8K 24 FPS 12: 1.
- Adobe Photoshop Lightroom CC: Adobe recently released Enhance Details for Lightroom CC, a feature that uses machine learning and artificial intelligence - via a trained convolutional neural network - to provide photographers with far-reaching visual enhancements. With NVIDIA RTX graphics cards, photographers will be able to enhance their photos up to 4x faster than integrated graphics cards.
- Substance Designer by Adobe: Substance Designer recently added support for DirectX Ray Tracing for lighting preparation, allowing artists to render materials that took up to 14 minutes in just 16 seconds with NVIDIA RTX GPUs.
Learn more about other applications accelerated by RTX.
* Results are based on our test system using Windows 10 (RS4), Intel Xeon Gold 6154 CPU (3GHz), 64GB DDR4 memory, and GeForce RTX 2080 with branched R415 and R418 drivers.
