Ever since NVIDIA crashed into the market in 1993, it has offered processing units and other related materials for the development of technology, and this week, the American company will finally launch the Pascal GeForce GTX 1070 with a game ready driver to further improve the gaming experience of users.

According to GeForce News, the GeForce Game Ready 368.39 WHQL driver supports the GeForce GTX 1070, meaning users can expect to enjoy open-word free-running action games but with a more improved graphics experience.

The said driver has also been manufactured to work well with "Mirror's Edge Catalyst" and "Edge of Nowhere." Gamers who don't own the mentioned titles need not worry as it is expected that the driver will perform just as impressive for other games.

Meanwhile, the GeForce GTX 1070 will finally be released on Friday, June 10th. Fans all around the world have been anticipating the GPU's arrival as not only does it promise performance that tops its predecessors but it also comes with a way cheaper price tag than the GTX 1080.

While the GTX 1080 will perform better than the 1070, it is no secret that the latter can still go toe-to-toe at some point with the 1080 since it features Memory Data Rate at 8 Gb/s, which isn't so bad compared to the 1080's 10 Gb/s.

The Christian Times notes that many consumers are opting for the GTX 1070 due to its cheap tag. The GTX 1080 Founders Edition is available at £619 (about $900), while the GTX 1070 only comes at £399 (around $580).

Another notable feature that the new NVIDIA release boasts of is the number of transistors found inside. Surprisingly, it has 7.2 billion transistors - the same amount that the GTX 1080 has. This only means that fans can enjoy almost the same benefits that the 1080 offers through the cheaper GTX 1070.

NVIDIA's Pascal GeForce GTX 1070 will roll out on June 10, 2016.