Nvidia has released a new graphics driver for those still using the long-unsupported Windows 7 and Windows 8. Version 475.06 is now available for download, but do not expect much from it.

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It can occur if the driver is not compatible or if they are corrupted, or due to resource-hogging applications. Fix NVIDIA OpenGL Driver Error Code 6 ...

Nvidia has released a new driver for users sticking to the old (like very old) graphics cards that no longer receive mainstream support. Version 475.14 also supports Windows 7, 8, and 8.1.

The latest driver introduces G-Sync support for 62 monitors, including 22 OLED models. As reported by The Verge, these displays are now compatible with Nvidia’s variable refresh rate technology.

Nvidia acknowledged that its latest graphics driver comes with a particularly annoying bug. Here's how to fix it.

New Nvidia drivers for GeForce graphics cards finally fix major game crashes Nvidia GeForce GPU driver 576.02 promises fixes for RTX 50 series black screen issues, as well as problems with Nvidia ...

In brief: Nvidia has confirmed that it will continue delivering Game Ready drivers for one year after Windows 10 reaches its end-of-life date this October, giving users more time to upgrade ...

The end is probably nigh for full Windows driver support for GTX 10, 9 and 7 Series graphics cards as Nvidia announces that its next major Linux driver fork will be its last for those GPUs News ...