NVIDIA Driver 580.95.05: The Latest Recommended Release for Linux Users

NVIDIA has released its latest recommended driver for Linux, version 580.95.05. This driver is deemed stable and suitable for all gaming and operational needs on Linux. NVIDIA states that this driver meets the same quality standards as those tested for Windows, emphasizing its reliability and performance for Linux users.

Among the updates included in this driver are:

• Enhanced support for YCbCr 4:2:2 display modes over HDMI Fixed Rate Link (FRL), applicable only for Blackwell or newer GPUs.
• A modification of an error message pertaining to the initialization of nvidia-drm under specific conditions, now indicating that a device’s initialization failure is being ignored due to NUMA settings.
• Bug fixes addressing rendering issues in the game "Indiana Jones and the Great Circle."
• Resolution of a regression issue from the 575 driver series that improperly powered GPUs during unnecessary system power notifications.

For further details, you can visit the official NVIDIA driver page.

Additionally, NVIDIA has plans to invest $5 billion in Intel to collaborate on developing new chips. For information on this news, check out this link: NVIDIA investing in Intel.

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