If you use the Consumer Preview of the operating system Windows 8 delivered on 29 February by Microsoft – final version always approached for next fall -, that should interest you.
As rival AMD earlier this month , the giant NVIDIA has indeed released a version of its graphics driver that was specifically developed for the prerelease version of Windows 8.
Numbered 296.17, it works with both fixed and mobile solutions such as the recent GeForce GT 520, GeForce GTX 560, GeForce GTX 580 and GeForce GTX 590, with the relatively fixed and mobile solutions like the old GeForce 9000 Series GeForce 8000 Series, GeForce 7000 and GeForce 6000 Series even. For those running Windows Vista and Windows 7, remember to complete a stamped version 296.10.
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