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NVIDIA ForceWare Release 60 Driver Available

By Derek Sooman

On July 21, 2004, 11:29 AM

NVIDIA today announced the availability of its new NVIDIA ForceWare Release 60 driver. This driver is part of NVIDIA's Unified Driver Architecture (UDA), and includes many features, performance enhancements and support for the Company's new GeForce 6 series graphics GPUs.

Its interest to note support for PCI Express based NVIDIA GPUs, as well as many other new features.

"With every NVIDIA driver release comes one more reason to invest in an NVIDIA GPU," said Andrew Fear, software product manager at NVIDIA. "The ForceWare Release 60 graphics driver not only lays the software foundation for GeForce 6 series GPUs and cutting-edge applications that take advantage of Shader Model 3.0, it continues the NVIDIA tradition of delivering industry-leading features - free of charge - that enhance and extend the NVIDIA experience across all of our product lines."

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