Stefan Mileschin

If you pre-purchased Destiny 2 or were lucky enough to get your hands on a code, you can get into Destiny 2's first episode today. I played through with some older NVIDIA drivers without issue as well as their new drivers that include Destiny 2 support. The games performed very well on the PC, but still seems to very much have that "console feeling" to me. Then again, maybe it is just me. Even though this is an "NVIDIA game," those folks lucky enough to have found RX Vega cards seem to be having very good performance experiences as well, which is certainly a good thing. Game Ready, Even Before Launch - Destiny 2 Open Beta - We know that you only get one chance to make a first impression, and games are no exception. NVIDIA works hard to make every game's first impression a good one, even if the game is still in development. NVIDIA has been working with Bungie and Activision to bring the Destiny franchise to PC. With that in mind, we have already released our Game Ready Driver for the open beta of Destiny 2. Game Ready drivers aim to support all major milestones for games meaning we're always working to bring you the best experience every time you game.

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