If you're an NVIDIA user still on 32bit, you might want to think about finally updating as this month NVIDIA will be moving to only providing critical security updates for 32bit systems.
It seems there's a performance bug in recent NVIDIA drivers that has been causing a loss of performance across likely all GPUs.
The latest NVIDIA driver release 387.22 is now out. It brings in support for the new GTX 1070Ti card and more.
NVIDIA have released two driver updates recently, 375.82 and 384.59 both with plenty of fixes and new GPU support.
NVIDIA have released the 384.47 beta driver and it includes support for more GPUs and it has a fair amount of bug fixes. One notable bug fix is that it fixes an issue with newer Feral games.
NVIDIA have released their 381.22 driver which comes with plenty of fixes, newer Vulkan support and more.
Based on their Pascal architecture, NVIDIA has announced their top-end GPU the 'TITAN Xp' and it's an absolute monster of a card.
Here’s an interesting one, a developer from NVIDIA noted on the Linux Kernel Mailing List that NVIDIA has been designing some new open source drivers. So I did some digging and got an interesting response.
NVIDIA have released another beta of their Vulkan driver, which includes a fix for a major problem with SteamVR.
NVIDIA have let a few details out on the 1080 Ti and it sounds like an absolute power-house of a GPU.
Vulkan 1.0.42 seems like a much bigger release than usual, NVIDIA have also release their 375.27.12 beta Vulkan driver to fit in the new extensions from this Vulkan release.
NVIDIA has release the 378.13 stable driver which directly follows on from their work on the 378.09 beta driver.
A pretty interesting NVIDIA beta driver has landed and it officially enables their OpenGL threaded optimizations by default.
Samuel Pitoiset (Valve developer) just put some fresh work into Mesa-git that enables OpenGL 4.3 with nouveau (NVIDIA) for Maxwell and above.
My original guide on how to help fix screen-tearing on Linux with an NVIDIA GPU is a bit dated, so here’s an even easier way.
NVIDIA has put out what they call 'VkHLF', a high level abstraction library on top of Vulkan. Looks like it's under a BSD-style license too.
Nvidia have pushed out three new driver updates today. One for their latest stable branch and two for older hardware.
It seems NVIDIA are preparing a new driver update that will enable the use of Vulkan without needing X11.
It seems Wargame: European Escalation was broken for nearly two years for Nvidia GPU users on Linux. The recent Nvidia 370.28 driver seems to have fixed it.
Nvidia has released the beta driver 370.23, the good news for multi-GPU users is that it features initial support for PRIME Synchronization.
