NVIDIA Ships Driver 616.92 with DLSS for PUBG and Upcoming Shooters
NVIDIA's driver cadence now doubles as the release schedule for the games it supports, so a list of titles in a patch notes post tells you which shooters are close to launch and which have already locked in their graphics feature set.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
NVIDIA released Game Ready driver 616.92, which adds DLSS Super Resolution to PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS and Dynamic Multi Frame Generation to WARDOGS, Active Matter, and Aniimo, with Active Matter also getting Ray Reconstruction. Path tracing and Ray Reconstruction for 007 First Light arrive September 15, 2026. The release fixes browser flickering on some sites, while a power management bug carried over from version 610.47 remains, where Prefer Maximum Performance may not apply correctly.
The driver also fixes browser flickering that appeared on some websites, so the update covers a rendering issue outside games as well. Not everything is resolved. A power-management bug that dates to version 610.47 is still present, where the Prefer Maximum Performance setting may not apply correctly. Owners of NVIDIA cards can get the driver through the NVIDIA app or the official site.
- PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS: gets DLSS Super Resolution
- WARDOGS: gets Dynamic Multi Frame Generation
- Active Matter: gets Dynamic Multi Frame Generation and Ray Reconstruction
- Aniimo: gets Dynamic Multi Frame Generation
- 007 First Light: path tracing and Ray Reconstruction added September 15, 2026
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.