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Release notes for GeForce Game Ready Driver v552.12 come with a footnote for those hit by instability caused by their Intel 13th-gen or 14th-gen CPU.

A frame rate boost to rival Intel's Arc GPUs? We shouldn't get carried away, though, as there's a sizeable caveat in this tale of faster performance.

It's not the first time AMD has released an Adrenalin driver that's just for a solitary game, as the same thing happened with Alan Wake 2.

NVIDIA Reflex for tackling input lag is getting wider support, plus Team Green has introduced DLSS 2 and DLSS 3 to some new games, as well.

That's for average frame rates at 1080p resolution, with Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora also getting a decent uptick of up to 8% better performance.

Intel's string of victories with graphics drivers continues, with FPS boosts to the tune of 100% or 150%, and even 750% in the case of one game.

As far as we can recall, games don't often get their own drivers - but an updated Adrenalin version has been rushed out the door for Alan Wake 2.

Intel graphics drivers will now collect user data by default, including info about other devices on your network and the websites you visit.

AMD's latest driver boosts frame rates by up to 67% for the RX 7900 XT GPU, with huge gains for Forza Horizon 5, and a chunky uplift for The Last of Us.

Dead Island 2 and Star Wars Jedi: Survivor get support, and those in the limited test of Counter-Strike 2 will welcome a bug fix present in driver 531.68.

NVIDIA has acknowledged a frustrating bug whereby processer usage can be spiked by a sizeable chunk after you exit a game in some cases.