The NVIDIA Linux Graphics Driver software package provides optimized hardware acceleration for OpenGL and X applications. It supports almost all recent NVIDIA GPU products, including the latest ones. You can find the complete list of supported NVIDIA GPU products here.

In addition to providing hardware acceleration, this software package comes with many new features and fixes a few bugs. These improvements make the use of Linux-based systems more seamless and efficient.

It's worth mentioning that many Linux distributions offer their own packages of the NVIDIA Linux Graphics Driver in the distribution's native package management format. This means that you can install the driver directly from your distribution's package manager without downloading anything extra. Using your distribution's package manager may be a better option, as it can ensure that the driver interacts better with the rest of your distribution's framework.

Windows version is also available.

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