Nvidia GeForce RTX Game Ready Driver 416.16 Brings DirectX Raytracing

Everyone loves to see the power of the reinvented graphics. Nvidia has finally allowed that in comply with the Microsoft Windows 10 October Update, who pushed the first DirectX Raytracing and finally made it public. All of that thanks to patch 416.16, who also enhances some other video game titles and adds a couple of new features.

The very three video games that are coming as supported products within this update are Battlefield V, Shadow of the Tomb Raider and Metro Exodus, each possessing the promised and amazing reflections. The quality of the image seems breathtaking, as the natural occurrence in the images given as examples prints the realism standpoint.

Thanks to the RTX 2080 and RTX 2080TI, traditional rasterization is no longer needed, as the RTX technology is there to prove its worth, and completely rework the lack of reflections and shadows.

Below you can find the examples given in these amazing images, who were also presented during the official presentation of the RTX model. With Microsoft’s official public support of DXR thanks to its latest Windows 10 October 2018 update, PC Gamers can finally reveal the power hidden behind the RTX enabled Turing-based GPUs and install a whole new look of realism and enhance perspective.

Furthermore, this update also improves other video games. For more detailed instructions you could visit the official thread on Reddit and discover the full patch notes. You can download the latest update on the official Nvidia Driver Download page, or get it through GeForce Experience.