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NVIDIA's new GeForce drivers are Game Ready for Flight Simulator

NVIDIA's new GeForce Game Ready drivers have support for the just-released Microsoft Flight Simulator, and more -- grab them now!

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NVIDIA has just released its new GeForce Game Ready 452.06 WHQL drivers, which have day one optimizations and enhancements for the just-released Microsoft Flight Simulator, and more.

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Not only do we have the best performance possible right now in Flight Simulator, but NVIDIA has also added support for ray traced shadows in World of Warcraft: Shadowlands beta -- as well as adding 8 new G-SYNC compatible gaming monitors to the list of growing G-SYNC compatible monitors.

These monitors include: Acer XB273U GX, VG272 LV, XV272 LV, CP5271U V, X34 GS models along with the ASUS PG329, IO Data GC252UXm, and Lenovo Y25-25.

You can grab the new GeForce Game Ready 452.06 WHQL drivers here.

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