NVIDIA is preparing Game Ready Driver 571.86 with RTX 50 support
NVIDIA is developing Game Ready driver version 571.86, which adds support for the new RTX 50 series graphics cards. This driver is not yet available to the general public and is primarily intended for testing new graphics cards.
The driver is adapted to work on Windows 10 and Windows 11 and also includes support for all key functions the new RTX 50 series. In particular, it will allow you to fully utilize the capabilities of the Blackwell architecture, including updates in ray tracing and DLSS 4 technology.
The driver is currently only available for internal use and will likely be released closer to the official launch of the RTX 50, which is expected in the coming weeks. NVIDIA traditionally releases such updates early to ensure correct operation of new equipment with modern games and software.
At this point, the company has not provided any official comments regarding the driver's release date or functionality. However, its appearance confirms that RTX 50 is ready for release and that the internal testing phase has been completed.
