NVIDIA has released Studio Driver 441.12 WHQL for Windows 10

NVIDIA has released NVIDIA Quadro Drivers R440 U2 WHQL for Windows

New NVIDIA Linux display drivers are available

A new Game Ready driver is available

NVIDIA Geforce Experience 3.20.1.57 has been released

Benchmark Reviews posted a review on the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780 Graphics Card

Processor-maker Nvidia will get chance to boost power chip output from 1 GFLOPS/watt to 75 GFLOPS/watt

The Guru of 3D posted new Forceware 266.77 drivers for Windows Vista and 7. Use them at your own risk....

New GeForce Forceware 266.35 beta drivers with updated support for GeForce GTX 570 and GeForce GTX 580 are available.

The Guru of 3D posted GeForce Forceware 259.32 drivers for Windows 7 and Windows Vista

New GeForce Forceware 259.31 Beta drivers are available for Windows XP, Vista, and 7

Apparently Nvidia has released a new nForce Drivers on the 2nd and almost nobody noticed it until now. These WHQL Windows Vista drivers support the nForce 4-6 families, both AMD and Intel chipsets. You can grab these drivers at Nvidia's website.

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RivaTuner is a complete powerful tweaking environment, providing you everything you may need to tune NVIDIA GPU based display adapters. The widest driver-level Direct3D / OpenGL and system tuning options, flexible profiling system allowing to make custom settings on per-application basis, both driver-level and low-level hardware access modes, unique diagnostic and real-time hardware monitoring features and exclusive power user oriented tools like built-in registry editor.

A new ForceWare driver for Windows Vista has been leaked to the web. The credit goes to Station-Drivers for the discovery. This driver is available in both x32/x64 forms, it also includes WHQL certification and support for the GeForce 6-8 families. Despite the WHQL certification, since this driver came from an 'unofficial source', consider it as a beta ? and use it at your own risk. Don?t blame us if your computer explodes to small pieces/nuclear chain reaction/Anthrax attack. This is an unofficial beta driver and use it with extreme caution.

Derek Perez, the PR headmaster, contacted us and said that Nvidia hadn't signed anything with Intel and that SLI will continue to be technology exclusive to nForce chipsets. However, Intel's keynote held on the first day of Computex had a slide which mentioned that Intel has licensed SLI technology for future products, after which one outlook for future V8 systems was a bit more optimistic.

Nvidia has released a new beta ForceWare Vista driver for their GeForce 8000 family. This driver offers improved performance for DirectX 10 version of Company of Heroes. The main purpose for this driver is to boost G80's performance in DirectX 10 games. This driver is available for both Windows Vista x86 and x64.

ForceWare 158.27 for Windows 2000/XP/MCE just popped up on the internet. WHQL or not, this is to be considered a beta driver, we always recommend using the latest official NVIDIA driver. Driver is dated May 11th 2007 - It is highly recommended to always use the most recent officially driver available. All GeForce graphic cards to date are supported by thus driver, up-to the GeForce 8800 Ultra.

After six months, Nvidia Corporation has finally released an official ForceWare driver for their GeForce 2-7 series for Windows 2000/XP/2003/MCE. This driver includes WHQL Certification, PureVideo HD support and support for the latest budget GeForce 7200 GPU.