Official nVidia Driver Avalible for Solaris 10 X86

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Official nVidia Driver Avalible for Solaris 10 X86

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[ sunhelp] On the nVidia driver page you’ll need to look under “Quadro” to find the driver, but don’t let that scare you off, this driver will support Quadro as well as the full line of Geforce cards.

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