New NVIDIA Quadro v320.78 drivers with Inventor Base Profile support

View this email online Quadro v320.78   Windows 7 Windows Vista Windows XP   Top Release Highlights* Performance increase with Adobe Premier Pro CS7 Lumetri and AVID Motion Graphics. Fixes application launch issues with NVIDIA Nsight. Fixes application irregularity with Inventor when using Base Profile. *May not apply to all O/S & Product configurations. Note: Before downloading and installing a new driver, please check to confirm that your system includes a supported NVIDIA GPU (refer to the list of Supported Products in the Release Highlights section on our website). You can also use our automatic driver scan (refer to the Driver section on our website) to find the latest driver for your NVIDIA GPU. Download links in this notification will point to the latest driver available.

Nvidia Release Quadro Driver 276.28

Just a quick pointer that Nvidia have just released a new driver for their Quadro/FX graphics cards. This is available for Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7 (32 & 64 bit). See below for important highlights from the release notes:

Open Issues in Version 276.28

As with every released driver, version 276.28 of the Release 275 driver has open issues and enhancement requests associated with it.

Windows Vista/Windows 7 32-bit Issues

Quadro FX family: Autodesk applications–random crashes occur when launching the application.

Windows Vista/Windows 7 64-bit Issues

Quadro FX family: Autodesk applications–random crashes occur when launching the application.

Download for yourself at http://www.nvidia.co.uk/drivers.

Nvidia Quadro and AutoCAD 2011

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Each year, NVIDIA and Autodesk together spend over 2,000 engineering hours to test, certify, and optimize the latest Quadro and AutoCAD solutions. This collaborative development process reduces the likelihood of issues that could interrupt your workflow causing down time.