As per our review, we can back NVIDIA's claims that the new GeForce RTX 2060 is a powerhouse when it comes to 1080p gaming with settings dialed all the way up. A sentiment that also applies to most titles running at 1440p. Plus, it can handle real-time ray tracing in Battlefield V to boot. Alongside the launch of the new RTX 2060 graphics card, today's driver also introduces the long-awaited and very welcome support for FreeSync or non-G-Sync adaptive sync monitors.

With the first batch of compatible monitors highlighted in the image below.


These G-Sync compatible monitors will offer the same smooth effect as the groundbreaking technology, based on NVIDIA's own internal testing. Which the company has stated revealed that a large number of FreeSync monitors do not perform as advertised. Of course, they don't mention FreeSync specifically - instead they're being called VRR displays - but the new drivers will allow users to manually turn on the effect via the driver settings.

Which is as simple as ticking a box or two. For the full steps on how to do this, head here. The new GeForce Game Ready 417.71 WHQL drivers are available to download now via the GeForce Experience app.