NVIDIA has announced a fresh driver release for GeForce cards, labeled 516.94 WHQL. The core objective is to ready the system for Marvel’s Spider-Man Remastered, scheduled for release on August 12. The PC version of this update brings support for DLSS, DLAA, HBAO+ and enhanced ray tracing to deliver improved visual fidelity and smoother gameplay.
In addition, the driver is aimed at boosting performance in sports simulations and other popular titles. Madden NFL 23 and a major battle royale title see gains, while GeForce Experience’s Optimal Settings feature gains broader compatibility by automatically choosing graphics presets. The list of supported games includes F1 22, Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin and Stray, which was highlighted in our recent coverage.
You can obtain the driver from the official NVIDIA site. The accompanying visuals demonstrate what improvements look like on PC versus console, illustrating how the game renders differently across platforms. A fresh look at Marvel’s Spider-Man Remastered PC system requirements has been shared, along with new screenshots and a trailer reveal.
- The updated visuals showcase how Spider-Man Remastered benefits from refined PC graphics—though the perceptible upgrade may vary by setup.
- A recent Steam entry highlights the PC version with new imagery and in-game details.
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With the release, the community can track how the game adapts to different hardware configurations and what to expect in terms of ray tracing, upscaling options, and shader workloads. The coverage also points to how NVIDIA’s drivers and software tools help tailor experiences for a wide range of players.