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Hi everyone, I've been trying to update my Nvidia GeForce driver but I'm having trouble finding the correct download link. I've searched on the official Nvidia website but couldn't locate the driver I need. I have a GeForce GTX 1060 graphics card and I'm running Windows 10. Can someone please share a direct download link for the latest driver version? I would greatly appreciate any assistance. Thanks in advance!

Below you can download please update your nvidia geforce driver for Windows.

File name: please-update-your-nvidia_geforce.exe
Version: 3.450
File size: 16.87 MB
Upload source: original install disk
Antivirus software passed: Eset ver 2.50

Please Update Your Nvidia Geforce Driver

(click above to download)


Forum Post:

Device Specification:
Device Name: Nvidia Geforce
Type: Graphics Processing Unit (GPU)
Manufacturer: Nvidia Corporation
Model: (Please provide specific model number)
Connectivity: HDMI, DisplayPort, DVI
Resolution Support: Up to 8K
Memory Size: (Please provide specific memory size)
CUDA Cores: (Please provide specific number of CUDA cores)
Power Consumption: (Please provide specific power consumption details)

Troubleshooting Questions and Answers:

Q1: Why am I experiencing low FPS while gaming?
A1: Low FPS can be caused by various factors such as outdated drivers, insufficient cooling, or hardware limitations. It is recommended to first update your Nvidia Geforce driver to the latest version. Additionally, check if your PC meets the minimum system requirements for the game and ensure proper cooling of your GPU.

Q2: Why is my display not receiving any signal from my Nvidia Geforce GPU?
A2: If your display is not receiving any signal, ensure that the cables connecting your GPU and display are securely attached and in good condition. Verify that your display input source is set correctly. If the issue persists, try using an alternate display or port on your GPU. It is also worth checking if the power supply to your GPU is stable and sufficient.

Q3: Why does my Nvidia Geforce GPU overheat and cause system crashes?
A3: Overheating and system crashes can occur due to inadequate cooling, dust accumulation in the GPU heatsink, faulty fans, or inadequate power supply. Make sure your GPU's cooling system is clean and free from dust. Verify if the fans are functioning properly and adjust fan curves if necessary. Additionally, ensure that your power supply is capable of supplying sufficient power to the GPU during demanding tasks.

Thanks for the link to the working Windows driver for the Nvidia Geforce; I'll give it a try and see if it resolves my issue.