6 days ago · Nvidia's release notes for CUDA 12.8 revealed that Maxwell, Pascal, and Volta GPUs will likely transition to the legacy driver branch. The document states that "architecture support for Maxwell ...

12 hours ago · NVIDIA has officially ended support for its Maxwell, Pascal, and Volta GPU architectures in the latest CUDA 12.8 update. While there is no mention of discontinuing gaming drivers, this move is often a precursor to phasing out overall support for older GPUs.. What This Means for Users. The CUDA 12.8 changelog states that feature development for these architectures is now complete and will be ...

2 days ago · Updated The end of the road is nearing for a range of aging Nvidia graphics cards, as support for several architectures was marked as feature-complete in the latest release of its CUDA runtime this month. "Architecture support for Maxwell, Pascal, and Volta is considered feature-complete and will be frozen in an upcoming release," the …

4 days ago · In context: Nvidia is preparing to transition its Maxwell, Pascal, and Volta GPU architectures to a legacy driver branch, signaling the end of an era for these iconic products. This transition ...

2 days ago · GeForce driver support future uncertain Tom’s Hardware has noticed that Nvidia's release notes for CUDA 12.8 show Maxwell, Pascal, and Volta GPUs are set to transition to the legacy driver branch...

5 days ago · The release notes say that CUDA support for the Maxwell, Pascal, and Volta GPU architectures "is considered feature-complete and will be frozen in an upcoming release." While all of these ...

6 days ago · In fact, Maxwell and Pascal continue to be on the support list for the GeForce RTX series driver, unlike Kepler. Nvidia didn't detail whether or when it'll drop support for Maxwell, Pascal, and Volta GPUs for the gaming driver. Nvidia has not issued an exact date for the end of full support for these three GPU architectures, but it will soon.

2 days ago · Corresponding hints can be found in the release notes for CUDA 12.8, which describe Maxwell, Pascal, and Volta as obsolete architectures. This means that further development of CUDA features for ...

5 days ago · NVIDIA has started phasing out support for Maxwell, Pascal, and Volta architectures with the release of CUDA 12.8, the library for accelerated computing on GPUs. The company has announced that these architectures are now frozen and considered feature complete.

5 days ago · Volta came out in 2017 for the Tesla V100 / DGX-1 and Titan V and other datacenter/workstation hardware. A Phoronix reader pointed out that the legacy branch for the Maxwell / Pascal / Volta GPUs is likely imminent and the CUDA release notes also reiterate that the Maxwell / Pascal / Volta GPU support is to be "frozen in an upcoming release ...