FBC: Latest Firebreak Game Ready Driver Released; Experience a 9.3X Performance Boost with DLSS 4

Remedy Entertainment Launches FBC: Firebreak with Enhanced NVIDIA Support

Today marks a significant milestone for Remedy Entertainment as they unveil FBC: Firebreak, their inaugural cooperative multiplayer title situated within the Remedy Connected Universe. For an in-depth look, check out our review-in-progress.

NVIDIA’s New GeForce Driver Enhancements

NVIDIA is rolling out a fresh GeForce Game Ready driver, labeled version 576.80, which includes crucial optimizations for FBC: Firebreak. This update also resolves several persistent issues across multiple gaming titles, as highlighted in the official changelog. Notable fixes include:

Dune: Awakening: stability improvements
EA Sports FC 25: resolved stability issues
Dragon’s Dogma 2: correction for shadow flickering
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33: enhanced stability
Enshrouded: crash prevention upon game launch
Monster Hunter World: stabilized performance in DX12 mode
Gray Zone Warfare: stability enhancements
Marvel Rivals: resolved stability issues
Ghost of Tsushima Director’s Cut: addressed flickering and light source corruption
GTA V Enhanced: stability improvements
Honor of Kings: World: fixed stability issues
Forza Horizon 5: stability issues resolved
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle: image corruption addressed

Advanced NVIDIA RTX Features in FBC: Firebreak

Similar to its predecessors Control and Alan Wake 2, FBC: Firebreak takes full advantage of the NVIDIA RTX suite. The game incorporates cutting-edge technologies such as DLSS 4, which encompasses DLSS Super Resolution, Frame Generation, Multi Frame Generation, and Ray Reconstruction to significantly augment ray tracing fidelity and frame rates. Additionally, every player utilizing GeForce RTX graphics cards will benefit from NVIDIA’s RTX Mega Geometry, a feature introduced in Alan Wake 2 that optimizes CPU and GPU efficiency during ray tracing, leading to reduced VRAM usage and enhanced performance.

Recent performance benchmarks indicate that FBC: Firebreak achieves an average speed increase of 9.3 times when utilizing DLSS 4 with Multi Frame Generation at max 4K settings on the latest GeForce RTX 50 Series GPUs. Specifically, gamers using the GeForce RTX 5070 Ti can enjoy nearly 200 frames per second, while the RTX 5080 reaches approximately 250 frames per second, and the RTX 5090 soars to an impressive 362 frames per second.

Upcoming NVIDIA Partnerships and Developments

In an exciting turn of events, another game under NVIDIA’s banner, DOOM: The Dark Ages from id Software, is set to release its highly awaited path tracing update tomorrow. This addition will not only include all the DLSS features discussed but also introduce NVIDIA’s Spatial Hash Radiance Cache (SHaRC) technology which enhances the efficiency of path-traced light computations. Furthermore, the implementation of Shader Execution Reordering technology is expected to further boost performance across GeForce RTX GPUs. NVIDIA anticipates a performance acceleration of 6.8 times at 4K for GeForce RTX 5090 and RTX 5080 cards, delivering an average of 234 frames per second for the RTX 5090 and around 167 frames per second for the RTX 5080.

More DLSS Updates on the Horizon

In additional news regarding NVIDIA’s DLSS integration, the vehicle combat racing game Warhammer 40, 000: Speed Freeks has successfully transitioned out of Steam Early Access, now featuring support for DLSS Super Resolution. Furthermore, Sloclap is set to debut their innovative 5v5 multiplayer arcade football game REMATCH later this week, which will also integrate NVIDIA’s advanced DLSS 4 capabilities for Super Resolution, Frame Generation, and Multi Frame Generation.

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