Nvidia Begins to Include GeForce 6-Series Support into Drivers.

[Exorcizm]

Nvidia Corp.’s latest beta drivers include support of what can possibly the company’s next-generation graphics processing units (GPUs) made using 28nm process technology. The actual chips are projected to officially emerge next year, but Nvidia may easily be tailoring its software for the new hardware.

The latest unreleased Nvidia ForceWare 285-series drivers contain mentioning of GeForce 610M and GeForce GT 630M graphics adapters for notebooks, according to a news-story by VR-Zone web-site. It is believed that the new GPUs belong to GK100-series chips that are based on the code-named Kepler micro-architecture.

Nvidia said earlier this year that it plans to test-drive its next-generation Kepler graphics processing unit (GPU) this year and introduce the new chips commercially in 2012.


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[AyeAyeCaptain]

Nice, worth while upgrade for many this will be so the other hardware can take advantage and use the full power properly.

 

[Exorcizm]

Indeed Sir! I cannot personally wait!

 

[McLovin]

I would think all those graphic junkies will be upgrading and all those intense gamers out there.

 

[Exorcizm]

I would think all those graphic junkies will be upgrading and all those intense gamers out there.

Like me!