NVidia ending driver support for Fermi (GeForce 400/500) GPUs, also ending all 32 bit OS support
tj_1ca9500b
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For those of you that may be using these older cards...
https://wccftech.com/nvidia-ends-driver-support-fermi-geforce-gpus-32-bit-os/
And they are also ending support for 32 bit OSes...
If this affects you, here's to hoping your current drivers are good enough to carry the day going forward!
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They said they were ending Iray support for Fermi earlier, so this goes along those lines. This probably leads a lot of people to think Kepler will get axed soon, but I don't don't think so. Nvidia killed Tesla in 2016, so 2 years ago. At that pace it gives Kepler at least 2 more years. But for now, Kepler is still widely used. Kepler was one of the most successful releases in Nvidia's history, so I think think it will take a while longer. The popular 780ti is also a Kepler card. My guess for the end of support is about 2021 or 2022.
I think the 32 bit users will be more effected than Fermi.