NVIDIA has released the Linux x64 Display Driver 610.43.03, which supports the RTX 50 series, legacy RTX 40, 30, and 20 series GPUs, as well as the new RTX PRO Blackwell family. The driver update, weighing 461.54 MB, is noted for its "minor bug fixes and improvements," indicating it serves as the initial public driver for the new hardware. This release aims to improve support for Linux users, reducing the reliance on the open-source Nouveau driver and allowing for easier use of the latest graphics cards without needing custom kernel modules. While the changelog lacks detail, users are encouraged to download and install the new driver, with instructions available on NVIDIA's official website
NVIDIA Rolls Out Linux Driver 610.43.03
NVIDIA has released Linux x64 Display Driver 610.43.03. The driver covers desktop and mobile RTX 50 cards, legacy RTX 40, 30, and 20 series silicon, and the entire new RTX PRO Blackwell family. You can grab the direct .run installer from NVIDIA's official archive today.
