14 DAY TRIAL // Just now, NVIDIA has made available a new Quadro Graphics driver package, namely version 334.67 beta, which is compatible with both bit architectures of Microsoft’s Windows 7, 8, and 8.1 operating systems.
In addition to that, the release includes the latest features and functionalities, and it’s recommended for both desktop and notebook users that specifically need these new features.
To be clear, NVIDIA’s update allows the audio codec to go to a low-power state (when it’s not used) and includes support for swapgroups in OpenGL full-screen, as well as for Direct3D applications using Quadro Sync-compatible cards.
Moreover, this package adds workstation compatibility fixes and limits the NVENC streamed processes at two simultaneous sessions per GPU for unlicensed applications (on low-end Quadro cards).
And last but not least, version 334.67 beta fixes the 3D stereo issue where no stereo or overly pixel format was supported on Windows 8, and resolves the problem that didn’t allow changing settings for only one sync-slave display.
That being said, download NVIDIA Quadro Graphics Driver 334.67 Beta for the proper device configuration, apply it to the system, and enjoy your newly updated unit.