NVIDIA Releases Updated Vulkan Driver
One week after being first out the gate with a Vulkan driver for x86 Linux, NVIDIA has released an updated Vulkan graphics driver for Linux and Windows with a few more changes.
The original Vulkan driver release was in the 355.xx release stream and while this new driver is only marked as 355.00.28, it's a decent update for one week of changes.
This new NVIDIA 355.00.28 Vulkan driver update adds support for 64-bit vertex attribute formats, improves the performance of vkBindBufferMemory / vkBindImageMemory / vkCreateGraphicsPipelines operations, no longer enumerates Fermi-based GPUs in vkEnumeratePhysicalDevices, and supports newer versions of the Linux kernel.
You can download the updated NVIDIA Vulkan Linux driver at developer.nvidia.com.
The original Vulkan driver release was in the 355.xx release stream and while this new driver is only marked as 355.00.28, it's a decent update for one week of changes.
This new NVIDIA 355.00.28 Vulkan driver update adds support for 64-bit vertex attribute formats, improves the performance of vkBindBufferMemory / vkBindImageMemory / vkCreateGraphicsPipelines operations, no longer enumerates Fermi-based GPUs in vkEnumeratePhysicalDevices, and supports newer versions of the Linux kernel.
You can download the updated NVIDIA Vulkan Linux driver at developer.nvidia.com.
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