#nvidia drivers

Nvidia is the latest company to cut ties as they've recently announced via their website that they will no longer provide driver updates to GPUs on 32-bit systems. Operating systems that will be affected are the following: Microsoft Windows 7 Microsoft Windows 8/8.1 Microsoft Windows 10 Linux FreeBSD While support for 32-bit systems are ending Nvidia assured users that driver security updates will still be provided until January 2019. -- Update: It seems like Nvidia just advised that the end of support will be happening this month, April. The Tegra K1 powered NVidia Shield tablet is now official and will be priced competitively (starts at $299) and will have an optional wireless controller. The Shield tablet will be NVidia's opportunity to showcase its most powerful mobile procesor, the Tegra K1. Earlier today, NVidia announced that they will be rolling out a firmware update for their popular Android-based gaming console which brings all the good stuff that Android KitKat has to offer, as well as a new feature called Remote GameStream. Speaking of additional features, the firmware update will also enable the NVidia Shield to support wireless mice/keyboards which will certainly come in handy when the Shield is on Console Mode. Along with the announcement of the upcoming Android KitKat update, which is expected to be seeded on the 2nd of April, NVidia is also giving the Shield a temporary $50 price cut until the end of next month. Read more in our articles including "Nvidia ending driver support for 32-bit systems" and "NVidia Shield Tablet with Tegra K1 starts at $299".