NVIDIA’s latest driver fixes Apex Legends “DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_HUNG” Crash

NVIDIA’s latest driver up labeled “419.35 WHQL” is said to patch the crashing error in Apex Legends labeled “DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_HUNG”. The update also includes note that it will “provide the optimal gaming experience for Apex Legends”. With the current popularity of Apex Legends, people are noting that it might soon be the most downloaded NVIDIA driver.

NVIDIA 415.35 WQHL - Apex Legends DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_HUNG
NVIDIA 415.35 WHQL – Apex Legends DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_HUNG

To download the NVIDIA driver that patches Apex Legends you may use your NVIDIA GeForce application. If you don’t have the application you may chose to install by downloading the driver directly off the NVIDIA website here. If you download the driver without GeForce it is recommended to use DDU to remove any previous drivers. You can view a complete guide on installing NVIDIA drivers using DDU here.

As well as updating the device hung error, it appears NVIDIA have optimized gaming in multiple other titles including “Apex Legends, Devil May Cry 5, and The Division 2.” It is unknown exactly what the optimal gaming experience entails, but normally it just means smoother game play, additional overlay content or more stability.

NVIDIA 419.35 - Ultimate Gaming Experience Apex Legends
NVIDIA 419.35 – Ultimate Gaming Experience Apex Legends

For those of you who have been experience the device hung crash, please let us know in the comments below if the latest NVIDIA drivers have fixed the issue.

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