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NVIDIA 470.74 proprietary graphics driver is now available for download. This release comes with initial support for Linux kernel 5.14, better support for the Mozilla Firefox web browser, as well as various bug fixes.
NVIDIA 470.57.02 production graphics driver is now available with support for the GeForce RTX 3070 and 3080 Ti GPUs, fixes for DOOM Eternal game, and various other improvements.
NVIDIA 460.80 graphics driver for Linux, BSD, and Solaris systems arrives with support for the GeForce RTX 3050 Ti, GeForce RTX 3050, T600, T1200, RTX A5000, RTX A4000, RTX A3000, and RTX A2000. laptop GPUs, as well as various bug fixes.
NVIDIA 460.67 proprietary graphics driver is now available for Linux, BSD and Solaris system. This release brings better support for Linux kernel 5.11 and various bug fixes.
Nvidia 460.39 proprietary graphics driver is now available for Linux, BSD and Solaris systems. This release introduces support for GeForce RTX 3060/3070/3080 laptop GPUs, as well as for the GeForce GT 1010 GPU and various improvements.
Nvidia 460.32.03 display driver is now available for Linux, BSD and Solaris systems. This release adds support for RTX A6000 GPUs, new Vulkan extensions, and numerous other improvements and bug fixes.
The Nvidia 455.38 proprietary graphics driver is now available for download on Linux, BSD and Solaris systems. This release brings support for the GeForce RTX 3070 graphics card, AMD Secure Memory Encryption compatibility, and various bug fixes.
Nvidia 455.28 graphics driver for Linux adds performance improvements for DOOM: Eternal and DiRT Rally 2.0 games, support for Nvidia GeForce RTX 3080/3090 graphics cards.
The Nvidia 450.66 graphics driver for Linux, BSD and Solaris systems is now available for download. This release brings support for several new GPUs and more Vulkan improvements.
Nvidia released the Nvidia 440.100 proprietary Linux graphics driver with support for new GPUs better support for Pascal-based notebooks, and new “Connector-N” display device aliases in the X configuration.
