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Open-Source NVIDIA Vulkan Driver NVK Now Supports Older GPUs, New Extensions

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Open-Source NVIDIA Vulkan Driver NVK Now Supports Older GPUs, New Extensions

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Open-Source NVIDIA Vulkan Driver NVK Now Supports Older GPUs, New Extensions - 9to5Linux

The NVK open-source Vulkan driver for NVIDIA hardware received support for older GPUs, support for new Vulkan extensions, and much more.

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I had no idea that Nvidia was working on a foss driver. I wonder how it daily drives now?

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