NVIDIA Quadro/Tesla Display Driver 276.28 WHQL for Vista64/Windows 7 x64 Download

Posted at November 22, 2024 by PCI-DB Team

NVIDIA Quadro/Tesla Display Driver 276.28 WHQL for Vista64/Windows 7 x64 Description

New in Release 276.28:

- NVIDIA Control Panel Updates
- Display
Revised the ‘Adjust Desktop Size and Position,’ page to provide improved controls for desktop scaling and resizing.
Includes a preview window.
Available for all displays (including VGA and HDMI connections).
Scaling override option
- Workstation
Under Windows Vista/Windows 7, the Set up SLI Mosaic page uses the same controls as the Set up Mosaic page.
- Display Support
Added 10-bit Grayscale through DVI for Windows 7 - enables 10-bit Grayscale through DVI for supported monitors such as proprietary medical displays.
- G-Sync
Enable Direct3D applications to synchronize back buffer presents across multiple GPU's in one system or multiple systems. Multi-Window and Full-Screen applications are supported. Requires NVIDIA G-Sync II and supported Quadro boards.
- ODE Driver
The R275 drivers are the first ‘Optimal Drivers for Enterprise’, a release dedicated to relatively long term stability for ISV certification, OEMs, and Enterprise customers.
- New APIs
OpenGL path rendering API – enables high-quality text and 2D rendering with OpenGL applications.
- NVIDIA WMI
This driver release includes NVIDIA WMI, a Windows service as well as decouple WMI provider that allows WMI clients to query and monitor such GPU parameters as GPU fan speed and GPU temperature.
- Workstation application compatibility fixes. Please read the release notes for more information on product support, feature limitations, driver fixes and known compatibility issues.
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Existing Support:

- Support for the Open Computing Language (OpenCL) 1.0 in Quadro FX Series x700 and newer as well as the FX4600 and FX5600.
- Support for CUDA 4.0
- Support for OpenGL 4.1
- Support for Directx11

  It is highly recommended to always use the most recent driver version available.

Try to set a system restore point before installing a device driver. This will help if you installed an incorrect or mismatched driver. Problems can arise when your hardware device is too old or not supported any longer.

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