Latest NVIDIA GeForce Graphics Drivers for Windows 10

After Release 390, NVIDIA will no longer support the following NVS products:

• NVS 315
  
• NVS 310

Later driver release versions will not operate, nor install, on systems using the above products. Driver enhancements, driver optimizations, and operating system features in driver versions after Release 390 will not be incorporated back into Release 390 or earlier versions. This impacts the following operating systems:

• Microsoft Windows 7
  
• Microsoft Windows 8/8.1
  
• Microsoft Windows 10
  
• Linux
  
• FreeBSD

NVIDIA intends to support security fixes as follows:

Priority Level	Support Timeframe
Low to Critical	Until December 2019
Critical Only	Until December 2021

End of NVIDIA Driver Support for NVS Products | NVIDIA

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After Release 390, NVIDIA will no longer release drivers for 32-bit operating systems1 for any GPU architecture. Later driver release versions will not operate, nor install, on 32-bit operating systems. Driver enhancements, driver optimizations, and operating system features in driver versions after Release 390 will not be incorporated back into Release 390 or earlier versions. This impacts the following operating systems:

• Microsoft Windows 7
  
• Microsoft Windows 8/8.1
  
• Microsoft Windows 10
  
• Linux
  
• FreeBSD

NVIDIA intends to support critical driver security fixes until January 2019. For more details on product security, see http://www.nvidia.com/security.

1. Applicable to operating systems running on x64 and x32 CPU architectures.

End of NVIDIA Driver Support for 32-bit Operating Systems | NVIDIA

Cliff S said:

End of NVIDIA Driver Support for NVS Products | NVIDIA

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End of NVIDIA Driver Support for 32-bit Operating Systems | NVIDIA

So it would be a great idea to upgrade your Graphics card drivers while you can if you are running a 32 Bit machine.

Gramps said:

390.65 driver now available. NVIDIA

Thanks for the HEADS UP Gramps :)

Gramps said:

390.65 driver now available. NVIDIA

Thank you Gramps. First post updated. :)

Newer Laptop with Switchable Graphics, Nvidia Geforce 1050TI

Should I install the 390.65 Driver update from Geforce Experience on it, just don't want the problem where it was shutting itself off to return, right now using the Nvidia drivers from HP's site for that machine. Please advise what is best to do

Edit: Well Evidently Laptop can't run with the Drivers from Nvidia for some reason, started shutting off once again when I went to wake it up after monitor went to sleep, so since it ran fine on as latest as I can go with drivers from HP driver site, used Display driver uinstaller, and then reinstalled the Manufactuer ones, and praying it doesn't shut off when I use it now or wake it up from sleeping, not that its on sleeping much, but still that is annoying


Which is best wait for HP to release newer Driver on the site, or try the Notebook version from Nvidias site on my HP Omen Laptop, Geforce 1050TI

Just got the latest to keep my GTX 1060 happy :)

Update to GeForce itself today:

GeForce Experience 3.12.0 Release Highlights

Customize your gameplay with Freestyle Game Filters (beta feature)
Now you can apply post-processing filters to your games while you play. Change the look and mood of your game with tweaks to color or saturation, or apply dramatic post-process filters like HDR right from our in-game overlay. To use Game Filters, check "Enable Experimental Features" in Settings, update to the latest driver (release 390 and above), and press [Alt+F3] from one of over 100 supported games.
Take beautiful game photos with our improved Ansel Photo Mode (beta feature)
We've added powerful photo-editing capabilities with 7 new filters, 18 different controls, and the ability to combine filters together for advanced effects. To use Photo Mode, check "Enable Experimental Features" in Settings, update to the latest driver (release 390 and above), and press [Alt+F2] from one of over 30 supported Ansel games.
Capture your best moments in Fortnite Battle Royale with ShadowPlay Highlights
We're happy to announce ShadowPlay Highlights support for Fortnite Battle Royale. GeForce Experience automatically captures your best moments and presents your best Highlights to share with your friends.
Record videos and take screenshots of Microsoft Windows Games
We've added UWP support to ShadowPlay, which means you can now record videos and capture screenshots from games purchased from the Microsoft Windows Store. Fire up games like Need for Speed Payback and start capturing your favorite moments.
Improvements to GameStream
We've provided a workaround to enable HDR support for Middle-earth: Shadow of War, Forza Motorsport 7, and Call of Duty: WW II. Visit the GeForce Forums for further instructions.
We've added a troubleshooting link in Settings > SHIELD if you have issues connecting to your SHIELD. We’ve also improved reliability and stability of our GameStream feature.


Squashed bugs!
Fixed a bug with the trim feature in the ShadowPlay Highlights summary screen.
Fixed an installation error caused by the SHIELD wireless controller installer.
Fixed a GameStream audio issue with Stream for Call of Duty: WWII.
Fixed an issue where DPI scaling would impact the in-game overlay.
Fixed an issue where FPS counter would appear in the application Wallpaper Engine.
Fixed an issue where Shadowplay would record video with left/right images even though stereo option was disabled.
Fixed an issue of image flickering on the in-game overlay.
Fixed an issue where new users were not able to log in.
Addressed various stability and performance issues.