NVIDIA‘s GeForce RTX 4090D GPU, designed for the Chinese market, has been officially launched with the introduction of the 546.34 WHQL Game Ready driver. This driver not only ensures compatibility with the RTX 4090D but also extends support for DLSS 3 technology, ensuring a seamless gaming experience. The driver update addresses gaming bugs and general bugs, addressing issues like muted colours during gameplay streaming on Discord and a fix for the creation of a new NVIDIA system tray icon in Windows.
The RTX 4090D, a variant of the Ada Lovelace GPU, boasts 14,592 CUDA cores, a boost clock of up to 2520 MHz, 24 GB of GDDR6X memory, and a 425W TGP. Priced at 12,999 RMB (approximately $1800 USD), the RTX 4090D aligns with the previous RTX 4090 model in terms of cost.
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DLSS 3 Technology Expands Support
The driver updates prime gamers for impending titles that influence DLSS 3 technology, with prominent mentions being “THE FINALS” and “Squad.” Also, the driver incorporates support for the launch of Fortnite Chapter 5, including DLSS Super Resolution, upgrading the gaming experience for users embracing the latest NVIDIA advancements.
Key Features and Improvements
The changelog for the driver reveals a series of enhancements past RTX 4090D support:
- GeForce RTX 4090D GPU Support: The driver is customised to improve execution for the RTX 4090D, ensuring a seamless gaming experience on this new flagship GPU designed in consistency with late changes in exchange policies.
- Fixed Gaming Bugs: Addressing issues such as muffled colours during gameplay streaming on Discord, ensuring a more energetic and exact visual experience for users participating in live streaming.
- Fixed General Bugs: A fix for the making of another NVIDIA system tray icon with every user switch in Windows, resolving a regression issue from the previous driver version (536.99).
GeForce RTX 4090D in a Nutshell
For those new to the specifications of the GeForce RTX 4090D, it is a variation of the Ada Lovelace GPU highlighted in the RTX 4090. Boasting 14,592 CUDA cores, a boost clock arriving at up to 2520 MHz, 24 GB of GDDR6X memory clocked at 21 Gbps, and a 425W TGP, this GPU promises a presentation similar to the RTX 4090 with a couple nuanced differences.
Similar Execution Highlights
- Similar Gaming Execution: Despite a 11% decrease in CUDA cores and Tensor Cores, the RTX 4090D is expected to convey gaming execution comparable to its predecessor.
- Same Memory Design: Keeping up with the 24 GB G6X memory setup ensures a consistent and robust gaming experience.
- Slightly Lower TGP: With a barely decreased TGP of 425W, the RTX 4090D strikes a harmony among execution and power productivity.
Price and Availability
Priced at 12,999 RMB (around $1800 USD), the RTX 4090D aligns itself with the previous RTX 4090 model in terms of cost. While the authority availability is slated for late January, the early release of the game-ready driver ensures that gamers will be good to go to harness the capability of this state of the art graphics card upon its market debut.
In conclusion, NVIDIA’s GeForce RTX 4090D, combined with the latest game-ready driver, signifies a jump forward in the gaming experience, setting the stage for a seamless reconciliation of DLSS 3 technology and building up NVIDIA’s obligation to conveying top-level graphics solutions to the Chinese market.
