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Volta was almost exclusively used in enterprise hardware, but Maxwell and Pascal are of dear importance to PC gamers: The 9 and 10-series cards represent a price vs. performance golden age in ...

Nvidia's CUDA 12.8 release notes indicate that support for the older architectures is now considered "feature-complete" and ...

Nvidia has revealed Maxwell, Pascal, and Volta architectures are considered feature-complete and will be frozen in an ...