Driver for graphics production NVIDIA. Designed for a family of video GeForce, working in the operating system Windows. Unified Driver Architecture (CUDA) guarantees forward and backward compatibility of drivers with different generations of graphics processors NVIDIA, which simplifies the process of replacing the video because they do not want to reinstall the drivers.This version improves the performance of many 3D applications. Changes in Version 275.33: Supports GPU Added support for new GPUs GeForce GTX 560. Performance Improved performance series GPU GeForce 400 and 500 in some computer games, compared with the WHQL driver version 270.61. Below are examples of the most significant improvements, the results obtained on Windows 7. Results may vary, depending on your GPU and system configuration GeForce GTX 580: To 4 in Crysis 2 Up to 5 of Civilization V enabled SLI To 9 in Portal 2 Up to 13 in Bulletstorm with antialiasing enabled Up to 15 in Batman: Arkham Asylum with high settings PhysX GeForce GTX 560: Up to 6 in Crysis 2 To 8 in Portal 2 Up to 14 in Batman: Arkham Asylum with high settings PhysX Up to 15 in Bulletstorm with antialiasing enabled Other: Sets the HD Audio Driver version 1.2.23.3 Added PhysX System Software version 9.10.0514. Support for new features Adobe CS5 GPU accelerated. Support for GPU acceleration for smoother HD video in Adobe Flash 10.1. Details here. Support for new versions of software to improve video quality from MotionDSP, vReveal, providing support for HD output. Members of NVIDIA can download a free version with support for SD vReveal out here. Support OpenCL 1.0 (Open Computing Language) in all series of GPUs the GeForce 8 and higher. Support for OpenGL 3.3 in a series of GPUs the GeForce 8 and higher. Support for OpenGL 4.1 in a series of GPUs the GeForce 400 and higher. Supports single GPU and NVIDIA SLI technology on SLI certified motherboards based on Intel X58 with support for DirectX 9, DirectX 10, DirectX 11 and OpenGL, including 3 way SLI, Quad SLI and SLI. Supports GPU overclocking and temperature monitoring by system software NVIDIA.