Nvidia releases 546.34 WHQL driver, supporting RTX 4090D graphics card

On December 30th, Nvidia recently released the GeForce Game Ready 546.34 WHQL driver, with a focus on adding support for Nvidia's GeForce RTX 4090D graphics card.

The release of this driver update marks Nvidia's active response to market demand while maintaining its technological leadership, providing more stable and optimized performance support for the new generation of graphics cards. The RTX 4090D, as Nvidia's latest graphics card product, has long been eagerly anticipated by players for its powerful performance and advanced technology.

The release of the 546.34 WHQL driver will provide more refined control and more efficient resource allocation for RTX 4090D. This not only means that graphics card performance can be better released in games, but also provides better computing and rendering effects for users in professional graphics design, scientific computing, and other fields.

This driver update may include improvements in compatibility, bug fixes, and performance optimization to ensure that users can have the best experience when using the RTX 4090D. In addition, this is also a manifestation of Nvidia's active commitment to maintaining and upgrading its graphics card products.

With the release of the RTX 4090D graphics card, Nvidia has once again demonstrated its leading position in the field of graphics card technology. This graphics card will provide users with better gaming and computing performance, meeting the growing demand for high-performance graphics cards.

The driver update released this time integrates the same content as the previous GeForce 546.33 WHQL, and optimizes multiple games including THE FINALS.

This driver has a size of 670.33MB and is suitable for 64 bit Win10 and Win11 systems. Users with requirements can click here.

The 546.34 driver also fixed the issue of streaming through the Discord application and fixed an error that caused the creation of a new NVIDIA icon in the notification area when changing Windows users.