NVIDIA has announced the release of a new Studio Driver, the optimized driver for creatives and professionals. The new update arrives prepared for computers with Windows 11, and allows you to take advantage of the new GPU-accelerated features of the operating system. It also includes improvements for various programs, among which Canvas stands out , the application that converts sketches into photorealistic images through artificial intelligence.
With NVIDIA Canvas , creators can generate images by painting with materials. New drivers allow you to apply custom styles when converting the sketch to the final image: users can now attribute the appearance of their own images to the result generated by the application’s artificial intelligence.
The new Studio Driver also includes enhancements to Jianying Pro video editing software and an update to the Maxine AR SDK, which improves the quality and stability of body tracking in applications such as Notch .
The new drivers are also ready to deliver maximum performance on Studio RTX mobile PCs and workstations, which are configured for demanding workloads anywhere connected by NVIDIA Omniverse .
There is a wide variety of versions that meet the needs of different creative profiles: from models equipped with RTX A5000, 3080 and 3070 graphics cards, such as the HP ZBook Studio G8 and ASUS ProArt Studiobook 16 OLED, ideal for 3D design and high resolution video editing, to more affordable computers with RTX 3060, 3050 Ti and 3050 GPUs, such as the Dell XPS 17, HP Envy 15 or ASUS VivoBook Pro, perfect for photo editing.
NVIDIA Studio has taken advantage of the launch of the new drivers to announce its participation in the Adobe MAX virtual event, which will be held from October 26 to 28, where it will present news for creative professionals. The American company will carry out a charity action during the show: for each click on the sponsored page of Studio, a donation will be made to PS ARTS, a non-profit organization that fights for equal opportunities in children’s education.
