CUDA 13.4 Brings Windows on Arm to RTX Spark
The toolkit that makes RTX Spark laptops buildable before they ship, a first Rubin preview, and a Linux install that stops carrying its own driver.
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The GeForce Recap: Ray Reconstruction Ships in Early Access, 616.56 Opens a New Branch
DLSS 4.5 Ray Reconstruction reached the NVIDIA app behind an Early Access opt-in, 616.56 ended a 29-day driver gap on a new branch that quietly changes OpenCL's default compiler, and Gamescom filled September with promises.
The GeForce Recap: GeForce NOW Goes Native on Linux, DLSS 4.5 Spreads to Four More Games
GeForce NOW's native Linux app graduated from beta and Chromebooks gained full library access the same day four games shipped or previewed DLSS 4.5, while the Game Ready driver stayed quiet for a third week running.
GeForce GTX 1080 Ti: Why Pascal’s Flagship Still Matters in 2026
Nine years on, the GTX 1080 Ti is still the card enthusiasts measure old hardware against. Here is what made it last, where it now hits a wall, its 2026 driver-support status, and how to inspect one on the used market without inheriting someone else's mining rig.
The GeForce Recap: NVIDIA’s Drivers, DLSS 4.5, and RTX Spark From July 2026
The first edition of a weekly digest of NVIDIA's own GeForce announcements. This one catches up on July 2026: three R610 drivers, DLSS 4.5 Ray Reconstruction due in August, the RTX Spark mini-workstation, and NVIDIA App capture upgrades, with every claim linked back to NVIDIA's own post and separated into shipped now versus promised later.