Nvidia issues security driver update for old GTX 700 and GTX 600 series GPUs
Nvidia has released new drivers for Kepler GPUs addressing "multiple security threats." For Windows 7/8/8.1 grab 473.04 WHQL or 472.98 WHQL for Windows 10/11. The latest GeForce drivers for newer GPUs are on version 511.65.
Nvidia officially ends driver support for Kepler GPUs, Windows 7 & 8
GTX 750 Ti, 750, and 745 still supported
Nvidia confirms driver support for Kepler GPUs will end in October
Wave goodbye to the GTX 600/700 series and the first Titans
Nvidia is preparing to end driver support for Kepler GPUs
But is it a little premature?
Nvidia to end support for mobile Kepler GPUs starting April 2019
Critical security updates will continue until April 2020
Fermi through Maxwell: 5 Generations of GeForce Graphics Compared
When new GPUs arrive we usually compare them to their predecessor but rarely go back more than one generation. Today we'll be testing six cards covering three key Nvidia architectures: Fermi (the GTX 480 and GTX 580), Kepler (theGTX 680 and GTX 780) and Maxwell (the GTX 980). Many of you who haven't upgraded GPUs in over a year may be pleased to see how performance scales and what to expect in modern games.
GeForce GTX 650 Ti Review: Kepler Hits $150
It's been over six months since Nvidia launched its Kepler architecture and we've finally seen the GTX 600 series enter more affordable price brackets, delivering a greater value every step of the way.
Having attacked the mid-range and upper-end markets, Nvidia has its sights set on the sub-$200 range, unleashing its GTX 650 Ti. At $150, the new arrival is roughly 34% cheaper than last month's GTX 660 and about 7% pricier than the Radeon HD 7770, which fetches around $140 depending on features and rebates. Here comes our full review.