Nvidia released an updated driver to support Resident Evil Requiem

Nvidia updated the GeForce Game Ready 595.59 WHQL driver

The new version of Nvidia’s graphics driver (GeForce Game Ready 595.59 WHQL) is now available for download. It includes improvements and new features:

Key additions
Resident Evil Requiem – Support for DLSS 4, which boosts performance without sacrificing image quality.
Marathon – Enabled support for DLSS Super Resolution and Nvidia Reflex, speeding up frame response time and improving visual fidelity.
CUDA – Added support for CUDA 13.2, opening new possibilities for developers and GPU‑accelerated users.

Fixed issues
- In the “Known Issues” section it is noted that some games and applications are designed for a fixed framerate and do not use G‑Sync. For such programs it is recommended to disable G‑Sync to avoid conflicts.

How to get the driver
The driver can be downloaded via the Nvidia App or directly from Nvidia’s official website at:

[https://www.nvidia.com/download/driverResults.aspx?DriverId=XXXXX](#)

Security notice
Starting on March 12, Nvidia pulled the GeForce Game Ready 595.59 WHQL driver because it caused issues with graphics cards: fan failures and incorrect monitoring of parameters. The company strongly recommends users roll back to the previous stable driver version (e.g., 595.58 WHQL). An investigation into the cause is underway, and a corrected release is planned.

Nvidia’s advice:

- If you encounter problems after installing 595.59, immediately revert to the prior update.
- Keep an eye on the company’s official blog – a patch with a solution will be released soon.