NVIDIA Quadro/Tesla Display Driver 307.45 x64

New in Release 307.45:

- ODE Driver
The R304 drivers are the third ‘Optimal Drivers for Enterprise’, a release dedicated to relatively long term stability for ISV certification, OEMs, and Enterprise customers.
- CUDA 5.0
Added support for CUDA 5.0.
- G-Sync Support
Windows 7 and later: Implemented support for DirectX stereoscopic 3D.
- Workstation Warp & Intensity Adjustment Enhancement
Windows 7 only: Added support via NVAPI for per - pixel black level adjustment.
- NVWMI 2.7
Workstation: Windows 7 and later
Implemented support for advanced profiles.
- The following were introduced in Release 302 (NVWMI 2.6):
Implemented support for display profiles.
Implemented support for nView Desktop Manager‐related profiles.
Overhaul of display‐related classes:
Class Monitor renamed to Display
Class DisplaySource and DisplayTarget are deprecated. DisplayTarget and DisplaySource methods are moved to DisplayGrid and Display.
- NVIDIA Control Panel
Workstation Category Manage Maximus Settings ‐ Windows 7 and later, introduced in Release 302
New page to support NVIDIA Maximus technology. NVIDIA Maximus technology uses multiple NVIDIA GPUs in the system – at least one NVIDIA Quadro GPU dedicated to Interactive Design, and at least one NVIDIA Tesla GPU dedicated to computational simulation or computational rendering.
- System Topology Viewer updated and enhanced
- Workstation application compatibility fixes.

Existing Support:
- Support for OpenGL 4.2 on the Quadro series cards and higher
- Support for the Open Computing Language (OpenCL) 1.1 in Quadro FX Series x700 and newer as well as the FX4600 and FX5600
- Support for DirectX11


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