At the same time, NVIDIA specialists fixed other known issues:

• TDR errors while browsing on Ampere accelerators in Chrome and Edge
• Edge of Eternity and Hitman 2 experienced stuttering and low frame rates in windowed mode when running G-Sync and active GPU scheduler hardware acceleration technology;
• Wallpaper Engine crashes on startup or wakes up from sleep.
• in Surround mode on RTX 30 cards, the screen displayed a message about no signal;
• on some notebooks, the Maximum Graphics Power option was missing from the NVIDIA Control Panel.NVIDIA engineers continue to address a host of known issues:
  • flickering in World of Warcraft: Shadowlands;
  • low FPS in Supreme Commander and Supreme Commander 2;
  • Batman: Arkham Knight crashes when enhanced smoke effects are enabled;
  • Steam VR games stutter when launching against any GPU performance monitoring tool.
  • Power consumption of Ampere and Turing graphics cards increases in idle mode on systems using some G-Sync monitors with high refresh rates;
  • video playback stops when scrolling down the YouTube page;
  • Pascal laptops with high refresh rates turn on 60Hz mode while gaming;
  • Vulkan apps experience performance degradation when using G-Sync and switching from full screen to windowed mode using in-game settings.

  You can download the NVIDIA GeForce Game Ready 461.51 Hotfix on Windows 10 64-bit laptops and desktops from the NVIDIA website or through the GeForce Experience app. The driver supports video cards of the GeForce 600 family and above.