Unofficial driver brings Pascal GPUs to Windows XP
A developer known as SupraGSX has created a modified Windows XP driver allowing Nvidia's Pascal-based graphics cards, including GeForce GTX 10-series and certain Quadro models, to run on 32-bit Windows XP. The driver, a reworked version of a 2016 release, adds support for features like DisplayPort 1.4 and HDMI 2.0. Some models are listed as experimental or untested, and this release is not officially supported by Nvidia.
- Developer adds Pascal GPU support to Windows XP
- Covers GTX 10-series, some Quadro, TITAN Xp cards
- Driver is based on modified Nvidia code from 2016
- Includes improved DisplayPort and HDMI compatibility
- Experimental support for certain lower-end GPUs
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