GeForce.com 2.0 with Kepler Content

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Home - News - Internet - GeForce.com 2.0 with Kepler Content GeForce.com 2.0 with Kepler Content Written by Nikola Brankovic Monday, 02 April 2012 11:44 View Comments Following the launch of Kepler, the much-anticipated successor to the Fermi architecture, NVIDIA has officially launched the new version of GeForce.com, the tech company's community website for GeForce gamers. One of the best features of GeForce.com 2.0 is its one-click driver download from the homepage, which simplifies the process of downloading the latest WHQL or GPU drivers. No more tedious searching or form filling required. Some other improvements on the website include: - A new flow for optimal playable settings: Select a game, a GPU, and you're there. - User comments for articles and OPS: Log in with your Facebook, Twitter and many other options. - New plumbing underneath the hood for faster page loads. In addition to the site upgrade, a series of Kepler articles have also been added to GeForce.com to provide users with useful information. For more drop by here. Twitter blog comments powered by DISQUS back to top

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