NVIDIA Releases R313.26 For Linux With GTX Titan Support

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NVIDIA has released a new set of graphics drivers for Linux / Unix world. R313.26 comes with new graphics cards (like the GeForce GTX Titan or some GeForce GT 7xxM for notebooks). In the OpenGL side, a bug has been fixed at the level of glXSwapIntervalEXT.

You can download R313.26 here:

• R313.26 for Linux 64-bit
• R313.26 for Linux 32-bit
• R313.26 for Solaris
• R313.26 for FreeBSD 64-bit
• R313.26 for FreeBSD 32-bit

R313.26 is an OpenGL 4.3 driver and exposes 273 OpenGL extensions. The complete list of all OpenGL extensions can be found here: NVIDIA R313.18 For Linux.

Release highlights:

• Added support for the following GPUs:
  • GeForce GTX TITAN
  • GeForce G205M
  • GeForce GT 240M LE
  • GeForce 405M
  • GeForce 610
  • GeForce 615
  • GeForce 620M
  • GeForce GT 625M
  • GeForce GT 625 (OEM)
  • GeForce GT 635
  • GeForce 705M
  • GeForce 710M
  • GeForce GT 710M
  • GeForce GT 720A
  • GeForce GT 730M
  • Tesla X2070
  • Tesla S2050
  • Tesla K20s
• Reduced the amount of time needed to establish framelock in some stereo configurations with many monitors.
• Fixed a bug where glXSwapIntervalEXT failed to set a swap interval value of zero in certain situations.
• Improved compatibility with recent Linux kernels.
• Fixed a bug that could lead to rendering corruption after an X server generation (i.e., leaving an X server running after all of its clients have exited).
• Removed a spurious dependency on libpangox from the nvidia-settings binary shipped as part of the driver package.

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