After months of leaks and rumors, Call of Duty: Warzone is here. Upon launch, Nvidia distributed new drivers optimized for battle royale maps.

Nvidia communicated a list of extended system requirements, outlined by Activision, covering entry-level to 4K.

To run games at "high fps" at 4K, Activision and Nvidia stated that a GeForce RTX 2080 Super and either a Core i7-9700K or Ryzen 2700X processor and 16GB of RAM are required. This is obviously a bit overkill, and most setups will be fine with the recommended or minimum specs.

Other than the Warzone tweaks, there are only a few bug fixes in this release. They are:

You can get the 442.59 driver from within GeForce Experience or download it manually from Nvidia's website.