Some Windows users are facing issues with NVIDIA OpenGL. OpenGL is an API that helps the computer render 2D and 3D images. Due to this, affected users are unable to ...

Nvidiareleased an update for its GeForce Experience which will please those who make liberal use of its Shadowplay recording tool. It now has full support for games built on the OpenGL and Vulkan APIs ...

Nvidia is expanding its GeForce Experience software to let you broadcast your gaming exploits in games like Doom, No Man’s Sky, and Minecraft. The company recently announced that GFE’s image and video ...

NVIDIA's developer site is serving new drivers. The main feature is that it is supplying support for openGL 3.3 , within a week of the opengl 3.3 announcement. This set seems to work great as regular ...

Today NVIDIA announced a new driver release bringing compatibility with its latest Gameworks VR 1.1, which in turn brings with it multicast GPU acceleration for OpenGL applications. NVIDIA’s Gameworks ...

NVIDIA's latest version of GeForce Experience now has built-in support for gameplay recording through ShadowPlay for Vulkan and OpenGL-based games. Until now, ShadowPlay only worked with DirectX-based ...

Today NVIDIA becomes the first company to fully support OpenGL 3.0 on the Windows XP, Windows Vista and Linux platforms. OpenGL 3.0 is supported on NVIDIA's GeForce and Quadro GPUs. Building on four ...

We recently had the chance to sit down with some folks at NVIDIA to discuss high performance graphics APIs (Application Programming Interfaces). With all of the noise recently surrounding AMD’s Mantle ...

"If you want to get a developer's attention, all you need to do is start dropping whole numbers," says Nvidia's Ashu Rege. "Offer something that's not 1.2 times better - but two or three times better ...

Serving tech enthusiasts for over 25 years. TechSpot means tech analysis and advice you can trust. Nvidia has just released a new WHQL-certified driver (197.45) that ...

Most development effort in graphics drivers these days, whether you’re talking about Nvidia, Intel, or AMD, is focused on new APIs like DirectX 12 or Vulkan, increasingly advanced upscaling ...