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NVIDIA GeForce Graphics Driver

  • v560.94
  • 780 MB
  • Updated 2026-05-15
  • Verified official source

Compatibility

  • Windows 11 (64-bit)
  • ·Windows 11 (32-bit)
  • Windows 10 (64-bit)
  • ·Windows 10 (32-bit)
  • ·Windows 8
  • ·Windows 7

About this driver

NVIDIA GeForce drivers are essential for any PC with NVIDIA graphics cards (GTX or RTX series). NVIDIA releases two driver branches:

- **Game Ready Driver (GRD)** — Updated frequently with optimizations for new game releases. Recommended for gamers. - **Studio Driver (SD)** — Updated less frequently, prioritizes stability for creative workflows (video editing, 3D rendering). Recommended for creators.

Both are included in the same installer; you choose at install time. NVIDIA also bundles GeForce Experience for one-click driver updates and game optimization.

Always download drivers from official sources. Third-party sites often bundle adware or malware. We link directly to NVIDIA official.
Setup

Installation steps

  1. Identify Your GPU Model

    Open Device Manager → Display adapters. You'll see a name like 'NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060'. Note the exact model and your Windows version.

  2. Download from NVIDIA

    Go to nvidia.com/drivers, select your GPU series, model, OS, and choose Game Ready or Studio. Download the installer (typically 700-900 MB).

  3. Clean Install (Recommended)

    Run the installer. On the 'Custom Installation' screen, check 'Perform a clean installation'. This removes old files and prevents conflicts.

  4. Verify Installation

    After installation and restart, open NVIDIA Control Panel from the system tray to confirm the new driver is active. Check the version under Help → System Information.

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