The latest release of the nVidia drivers, WHQL Certificated, adds the stable support for the new GTX 285 and GTX 295 models, and it also brings a better performance PhysX for the game Mirror’s Edge.

Besides offering support to the GTX 285 and GTX 295 cards, the new drivers also update the PhysX System Software component to the version 9.09.0010. Nvidia has confirmed that the new PhysX component is able to offer better performances in Mirror’s Edge. The PC version of EA’s game was developed specially in order to use the PhysX technology.

Also, the new drivers have solved a bug that had appeared on the Beta version with the GeForce GTX 295 cards, in which only one of the graphic cores was recognized as being able to support CUDA and PhysX. Other bugs that affected some SLI configurations were also solved, such as the Fallout 3 crashes when in 1440×900 pixels. A SLI profile was also added on S.T.A.L.K.E.R: Clear Sky Benchmark. In any case, Nvidia has declared that the anti-aliasing active-mode in the SLI configurations has a limited support, however.

The new ForceWare 181.22 supports also the nVidia cards from the GeForce 6 series up to the GeForce 9 series, including also the new GTX 200.