Surface Studio 2 update now rolling out with new display driver and more

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Surface Studio 2 update now rolling out with new display driver and more

 

Microsoft has released a firmware update for the Surface Studio 2, continuing the streak of updates being released to a bunch of other devices such as the Surface Laptop models, the Pro 7 and Book 3, and the most recent being the Surface Duo. The last update for the Studio 2 was released back in June.

 

The updates for Studio 2 are minor and bring improvements to Serial Hub for enhanced system stability and updates to the display driver for the Nvidia graphics cards. There are separate display driver updates for both GPU version – the GeForce GTX 1060 and GTX 1070. These updates will be available to devices running the Windows 10 May 2019 Update (version 1903) or newer, which is a revision from the earlier requirement that mandated the device to be on version 1809 or newer.

 

Here is the complete changelog for the update:

 

Windows Update History Name	Device Manager Name	Version and Update
Surface - System – 9.36.139.0	Surface Serial Hub – System devices	9.36.139.0 Improves system stability and performance.
NVIDIA – Display – 27.21.14.5167	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 – Display adapters NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 – Display adapters	27.21.14.5167 Addresses security updates and improves the graphics performance.

 

Additionally, the firm notes that there are no known issues with the release, which is always a good thing. As usual, the updates will be available via Windows Update, so users can head into the settings and check for updates. Unlike some firmware releases, this one is not specified as being a gradual rollout, so it should be available for all devices sooner rather than later.

 

 

Surface Studio 2 update now rolling out with new display driver and more