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Starfrost at 01:16, 13 September 2026

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	\| 21 May 1997 \|\| 0.5x \|\| Windows 9x, NT 4.0 \|\| Partial source in partial VSS backup. May be identical to 0.60 or possibly Beta 1		\| 21 May 1997 \|\| 0.5x \|\| Windows 9x, NT 4.0 \|\| Partial source in partial VSS backup. May be identical to 0.60 or possibly Beta 1
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			\| 28 May 1997 \|\| 0.5x Beta 1 \|\| Windows 9x, NT 4.0 \|\| nvVer.h file was in the 29% of the VSS backup that got lost
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	\| 4 June 1997 \|\| 0.60 BETA 2 \|\| Windows 9x, NT 4.0 \|\| Partial source in partial VSS backup. Pre-release		\| 4 June 1997 \|\| 0.60 BETA 2 \|\| Windows 9x, NT 4.0 \|\| Partial source in partial VSS backup. Pre-release

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	\| 12 July 1997 \|\| BETA 9 \|\| Windows 9x, NT 4.0 \|\| Base for STB Velocity 128 BIOS version 1.3. "Partial source in partial VSS backup. Pre-release (unclear how fcs1 can be so close?). Presumably v0.69.		\| 12 July 1997 \|\| BETA 9 \|\| Windows 9x, NT 4.0 \|\| Base for STB Velocity 128 BIOS version 1.3. "Partial source in partial VSS backup. Pre-release (unclear how fcs1 can be so close?). Presumably v0.69.
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	\| 14 July 1997 \|\| ~~Version~~ 0.70 (FCS2) \|\| Windows 9x, NT 4.0 \|\| "Final Code Shipment / First Customer Shipment" #2. Possibly final quality software (or a release candidate). Unknown if it was ever released because it was replaced very quickly before the release date.		\| 14 July 1997 \|\| 0.70 (FCS2) \|\| Windows 9x, NT 4.0 \|\| "Final Code Shipment / First Customer Shipment" #2. Possibly final quality software (or a release candidate). Unknown if it was ever released because it was replaced very quickly before the release date.
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	\| 17 July 1997 \|\| Unnumbered pre-release \|\| Windows NT 4.0 \|\| Accidentally released by STB Systems in September 1997 (the 9x drivers provided were much later). Has NV1 support in display driver (even though NT was never officially supported on NV1), and only supports revision A of NV3. Possibly 0.70 FCS2.		\| 17 July 1997 \|\| Unnumbered pre-release \|\| Windows NT 4.0 \|\| Accidentally released by STB Systems in September 1997 (the 9x drivers provided were much later). Has NV1 support in display driver (even though NT was never officially supported on NV1), and only supports revision A of NV3. Possibly 0.70 FCS2.
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	\| 21 July 1997 \|\| ~~Version~~ 0.71 (FCS3) \|\| Windows 9x, NT 4.0 \|\| "Final Code Shipment / First Customer Shipment" #3. Possibly final quality software (or a release candidate). Unknown if it was ever released because it was replaced very quickly before the release date.		\| 21 July 1997 \|\| 0.71 (FCS3) \|\| Windows 9x, NT 4.0 \|\| "Final Code Shipment / First Customer Shipment" #3. Possibly final quality software (or a release candidate). Unknown if it was ever released because it was replaced very quickly before the release date.
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	\| 21 July 1997 \|\| ~~Version~~ 0.72 (FCS4) \|\| Windows 9x, NT 4.0 \|\| Base for STB Velocity 128 BIOS version 1.4 (NVIDIA BIOS version 1.43). "Final Code Shipment / First Customer Shipment" #4. Possibly final quality software (or a release candidate). Unknown if it was ever released because it was replaced very quickly before the release date.		\| 21 July 1997 \|\| 0.72 (FCS4) \|\| Windows 9x, NT 4.0 \|\| Base for STB Velocity 128 BIOS version 1.4 (NVIDIA BIOS version 1.43). "Final Code Shipment / First Customer Shipment" #4. Possibly final quality software (or a release candidate). Unknown if it was ever released because it was replaced very quickly before the release date.
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	\| 8 August 1997 \|\| 0.73b (FCS5) \|\| Windows 9x, NT 4.0 \|\| Base for STB Velocity 128 BIOS version 1.5 (NVIDIA BIOS version 1.45). Both 0.73 and 0.73b are known but seem to be dated to the same day. The earliest version known to have been intentionally released (only for Windows NT), possibly with very early Velocity 128 units.		\| 8 August 1997 \|\| 0.73b (FCS5) \|\| Windows 9x, NT 4.0 \|\| Base for STB Velocity 128 BIOS version 1.5 (NVIDIA BIOS version 1.45). Both 0.73 and 0.73b are known but seem to be dated to the same day. The earliest version known to have been intentionally released (only for Windows NT), possibly with very early Velocity 128 units.

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	Nvidia has also provided both industry-standard APIs (such as [[DirectX]], [[OpenGL]] and [[Vulkan]]) several custom APIs for their products for both graphics and non-graphics related applications, such as Cg (C for graphics) starting on the [[NV20]], and for GPGPU applications, CUDA (Compute Unified Device Architecture) starting on the [[G80]]. However, these are largely implemented as Resource Manager clients or otherwise as parts of their drivers: for example, the game physics API PhysX, the Nintendo Switch graphics API <code>nvn</code> and its Switch 2 successor <code>nvn2</code>, the ''extremely'' confusingly named "NVIDIA Riva" AI speech generation API, NeMo for generative AI, RAPIDS for data science, CUDA-X for general AI libraries, and many more are all implemented in a similar fashion.		Nvidia has also provided both industry-standard APIs (such as [[DirectX]], [[OpenGL]] and [[Vulkan]]) several custom APIs for their products for both graphics and non-graphics related applications, such as Cg (C for graphics) starting on the [[NV20]], and for GPGPU applications, CUDA (Compute Unified Device Architecture) starting on the [[G80]]. However, these are largely implemented as Resource Manager clients or otherwise as parts of their drivers: for example, the game physics API PhysX, the Nintendo Switch graphics API <code>nvn</code> and its Switch 2 successor <code>nvn2</code>, the ''extremely'' confusingly named "NVIDIA Riva" AI speech generation API, NeMo for generative AI, RAPIDS for data science, CUDA-X for general AI libraries, and many more are all implemented in a similar fashion.

	Presumably, the [[NV2]] did not use any form of drivers, or used a light vendor-supplied library (similar to the "OS" library for the Nintendo 64, per Goddard) and was intended to be programmed directly by the game developer while running on [[Saturn V08]], as was the style for consoles at that time.

	== Design ==		== Design ==

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	Early drivers for Windows 9x, the drivers included with Windows 98 pre-release builds and almost all NT 4.0 and 2000 drivers for NV3-based architectures have COFF or VxD symbols (depending on platform) for the resource manager and display driver, although not for the Direct3D or OpenGL drivers. Nvidia seems to have had issues turning off symbol generation, as at some point they wrote a header file that redefined every function name as <code>__nv_rmsym_\<number\></code> as some strange way of attempting to obfuscate their function names.		Early drivers for Windows 9x, the drivers included with Windows 98 pre-release builds and almost all NT 4.0 and 2000 drivers for NV3-based architectures have COFF or VxD symbols (depending on platform) for the resource manager and display driver, although not for the Direct3D or OpenGL drivers. Nvidia seems to have had issues turning off symbol generation, as at some point they wrote a header file that redefined every function name as <code>__nv_rmsym_\<number\></code> as some strange way of attempting to obfuscate their function names.

			Some of the "lost" source is partially represented in the 75% complete STB VSS dump. The oldest version attested to a version number seems to have been "Version 0.60 BETA2" (June 6, 1997), although parts of versions from May 1997 are also present.

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	=== NV4 and later shared drivers ===		=== NV4 and later shared drivers ===

	0.32 first released version, 0.20 first sent to STB (Source archive is dated July 14, 1998)		0.32 first released version, 0.12 first sent to STB (Source archive is dated July 14, 1998)

	==Notes==		==Notes==

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	=== NV4 and later shared drivers ==		=== NV4 and later shared drivers ===

	0.32 first released version, 0.20 first sent to STB (Source archive is dated July 14, 1998)		0.32 first released version, 0.20 first sent to STB (Source archive is dated July 14, 1998)

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	! Date of driver files !! Version !! Known platforms !! Notes		! Date of driver files !! Version !! Known platforms !! Notes
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			\| December 1996 \|\| ??? \|\| Lost STB source drop(s), only folder name remains
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			\| April 1997 \|\| ??? \|\| Lost STB source drop(s), only folder name remains
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			\| May 1997 \|\| ??? \|\| Lost STB source drop(s), only folder name remains
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			\| June 1997 \|\| ??? \|\| Lost STB source drop(s), only folder name remains
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			\| July 1997 \|\| ??? \|\| Lost STB source drop(s), only folder name remains
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	\| 17 July 1997 \|\| Unnumbered pre-release \|\| Windows NT 4.0 \|\| Accidentally released by STB Systems. Has NV1 support in display driver (even though NT was never officially supported on NV1), and only supports revision A of NV3.		\| 17 July 1997 \|\| Unnumbered pre-release \|\| Windows NT 4.0 \|\| Accidentally released by STB Systems. Has NV1 support in display driver (even though NT was never officially supported on NV1), and only supports revision A of NV3.
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	\| 27 August 1997 \|\| 0.75 \|\| Windows NT 3.51 \|\| No resource manager		\| 27 August 1997 \|\| 0.75 \|\| Windows NT 3.51 \|\| No resource manager
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			\| August 1997 \|\| ??? \|\| Lost STB source drop(s), only folder name remains
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	\| 1 September 1997 \|\| 0.77 \|\| Windows 9x \|\| Possible launch drivers		\| 1 September 1997 \|\| 0.77 \|\| Windows 9x \|\| Possible launch drivers
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	\| 22 October 1997 \|\| 1.06 \|\| Windows 9x \|\|		\| 22 October 1997 \|\| 1.06 \|\| Windows 9x \|\|
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			\| October 1997 \|\| ??? \|\| Lost STB source drop(s), only folder name remains
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	\| 2 November 1997 \|\| 1.07c \|\| Windows NT 4.0 \|\|		\| 2 November 1997 \|\| 1.07c \|\| Windows NT 4.0 \|\|
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	\| 14 November 1997 \|\| 1.21 \|\| Windows 9x \|\| OpenGL Alpha 1 release (<code>nv3quake.zip</code>). Also the Alpha 2 release with an updated OpenGL ICD from 2 December 1997		\| 14 November 1997 \|\| 1.21 \|\| Windows 9x \|\| OpenGL Alpha 1 release (<code>nv3quake.zip</code>). Also the Alpha 2 release with an updated OpenGL ICD from 2 December 1997
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			\| November 1997 \|\| ??? \|\| Lost STB source drop(s), only folder name remains
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	\| 10 December 1997 \|\| 1.11 \|\| Windows 9x \|\| Yes, later than 1.21. The 1.21 was from a development branch for OpenGL support.		\| 10 December 1997 \|\| 1.11 \|\| Windows 9x \|\| Yes, later than 1.21. The 1.21 was from a development branch for OpenGL support.
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			\| 15 January 1998 \|\| 1.27 \|\| Windows 9x \|\| STB source drop (available; Resource Manager + Win9x GDI + D3D + OpenGL + NT4 GDI + NT4 MCD)
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	\| 31 January 1998 \|\| 1.28 \|\| Windows 9x \|\| OpenGL Beta 1 release.		\| 31 January 1998 \|\| 1.28 \|\| Windows 9x \|\| OpenGL Beta 1 release.
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	\| 1 February 1998 \|\| 1.29 \|\| Windows NT 4.0 \|\| First driver with NV4-related functions in display driver (very basic support, simply initialisation and shutdown, to start with)		\| 1 February 1998 \|\| 1.29 \|\| Windows NT 4.0 \|\| First driver with NV4-related functions in display driver (very basic support, simply initialisation and shutdown, to start with)
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	\| 26 February 1998 \|\| 1.36 \|\| Windows 9x \|\|		\| 26 February 1998 \|\| 1.36 \|\| Windows 9x \|\| STB source drop (available; only Resource Manager and Win9x GDI drivers updated)
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			\| April 1998 \|\| 1.41 \|\| Windows 9x \|\| STB source drop (lost)
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			\| April 1998 \|\| 1.42 \|\| Windows 9x \|\| STB source drop (lost)
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			\| April 1998 \|\| 1.43 \|\| Windows 9x \|\| STB source drop (lost)
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			\| April 1998 \|\| 1.45 \|\| Windows 9x \|\| STB source drop (lost)
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			\| April 1998 \|\| 1.46 \|\| Windows 9x \|\| STB source drop (lost)
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			\| April 1998 \|\| 1.46a \|\| Windows 9x \|\| STB source drop (lost)
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			\| April 1998 \|\| 1.46b \|\| Windows 9x \|\| STB source drop (mostly lost, partial Resman)
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	\| 9 April 1998 \|\| 1.44 \|\| Windows 9x \|\|		\| 9 April 1998 \|\| 1.44 \|\| Windows 9x \|\|
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	\| 28 April 1998 \|\| 1.50 \|\| Windows 9x \|\|		\| 17 April 1998 \|\| 1.50 \|\| Windows 9x \|\| Source code available (OpenGL + NT4 GDI + NT4 MCD + Resource Manager + Win9x GDI + Direct3D)
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			\| 22 April 1998 \|\| 1.50b \|\| Windows 9x, NT 4.0 \|\| Source code available (updated OpenGL + Win9x GDI)
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			\| 25 April 1998 \|\| 1.50c \|\| Windows 9x, NT 4.0 \|\| Source code available (updated OpenGL + Win9x GDI)
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			\| 29 April 1998 \|\| 1.50e \|\| Windows 9x, Windows NT 4.0 \|\| Source code availablee (OpenGL + NT4 GDI + NT4 MCD + Resource Manager + Win9x GDI + Direct3D)
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	\| ~~29 April~~ 1998 \|\| 1.~~50e~~ \|\| Windows NT 4.0 \|\|		\| 5 May 1998 \|\| 1.50h \|\| Windows 9x, Windows NT 4.0 \|\| Updated Win9x GDI + Direct3D from 1.50e - nvidia readme: "remove int 3's UGGHHHHH(the person that did this has been fired)"
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	\| 5 May 1998 \|\| 1.50k \|\| Windows NT 4.0 \|\|		\| 5 May 1998 \|\| 1.50k \|\| Windows NT 4.0 \|\|
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	\| 4 August 1998 \|\| 1.62 \|\| Windows NT 4.0 \|\|		\| 4 August 1998 \|\| 1.62 \|\| Windows NT 4.0 \|\|
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	\| 19 August 1998 \|\| 1.~~72ms~~ \|\| Windows 9x \|\|		\| 29 April 1998 \|\| 1.50e \|\| Windows 9x, Windows NT 4.0 \|\| Source code availabee (OpenGL + NT4 GDI + NT4 MCD + Resource Manager + Win9x GDI + Direct3D)
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			\| 14 July 1998 \|\| 1.57 \|\| Windows 9x, Windows NT 4.0 \|\| Early multimonitor support for STB MVP
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			\| 23 July 1998 \|\| 1.59 \|\| Windows 9x, Windows NT 4.0 \|\| Early multimonitor support for STB MVP
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			\| 5 August 1998 \|\| 1.72a \|\| Windows NT 4.0 \|\| Source code available (OpenGL + NT4 GDI + NT4 MCD + Resource Manager + Win9x GDI + Direct3D)
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	\| 26 August 1998 \|\| 1.74 \|\| Windows NT 4.0 \|\|		\| 23 August 1998 \|\| 1.74 \|\| Windows NT 4.0 \|\| Source code available (OpenGL + NT4 GDI + NT4 MCD + Resource Manager + Win9x GDI + Direct3D)
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	\| 27 August 1998 \|\| 1.27 \|\| Windows 3.1 \|\| Final Win3.1 drivers; probably different branch; some files call themselves "RIVA TNT Resource Manager, Version 0.11"		\| 27 August 1998 \|\| 1.27 \|\| Windows 3.1 \|\| Final Win3.1 drivers; probably different branch; some files call themselves "RIVA TNT Resource Manager, Version 0.11"
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	\| 28 August 1998 \|\| 1.75 \|\| Windows 9x \|\| nVIDIA SDK 0.81		\| 28 August 1998 \|\| 1.75 \|\| Windows 9x \|\| nVIDIA SDK 0.81
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	\| 14 September 1998 \|\| 2.77 \|\| Windows 9x, Windows NT 4.0 \|\| NT: Display driver output name changed from <code>nv_disp</code> to <code>nv3_disp</code> (probably due to NV4 driver development)		\| 14 September 1998 \|\| 2.77 \|\| Windows 9x, Windows NT 4.0 \|\| NT: Display driver output name changed from <code>nv_disp</code> to <code>nv3_disp</code> (probably due to NV4 driver development), also source code available (OpenGL + NT4 GDI + NT4 MCD + Resource Manager + Win9x GDI + Direct3D + VBIOS)
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			\| 2 October 1998 \|\| 2.79 \|\| Windows 9x, Windows NT 4.0 \|\| Source code available (OpenGL + NT4 GDI + NT4 MCD + Resource Manager + Win9x GDI + Direct3D + NV3Tweak)
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	\| 2 October 1998 \|\| 2.80 \|\| Windows 9x, Windows NT 4.0 \|\| nVIDIA SDK 0.83		\| 2 October 1998 \|\| 2.80 \|\| Windows 9x, Windows NT 4.0 \|\| nVIDIA SDK 0.83
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	\| 22 October 1998 \|\| 2.83 \|\| Windows 9x, Windows NT 4.0 \|\|		\| 22 October 1998 \|\| 2.83 \|\| Windows 9x, Windows NT 4.0 \|\| Source code available (OpenGL + NT4 GDI + NT4 MCD + Resource Manager + Win9x GDI + Direct3D + NV3Tweak)
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	\| 9 November 1998 \|\| 3.03 \|\| Windows 9x \|\|		\| 9 November 1998 \|\| 3.03 \|\| Windows 9x \|\|
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	\| 10 December 1998 \|\| 1.30, 2.79 (Diamond branch) \|\| Windows 9x \|\| Most likely a branch maintained by Diamond Multimedia for their "Viper" cards, released 21 January 1999		\| 10 December 1998 \|\| 1.30, 2.79 (Diamond branch) \|\| Windows 9x \|\| Most likely a branch maintained by Diamond Multimedia for their "Viper" cards, released 21 January 1999
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	\| 7 January 1999 \|\| 3.12 \|\| Windows 9x, Windows NT 4.0 \|\|		\| 14 December 1998 (source) / 7 January 1999 (binary) \|\| 3.12 \|\| Windows 9x, Windows NT 4.0 \|\| Source code available (OpenGL + NT4 GDI + NT4 MCD + Resource Manager + Win9x GDI + Direct3D + VBIOS)
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	\| 1 February 1999 \|\| 3.22 \|\| Windows 9x \|\|		\| 1 February 1999 \|\| 3.22 \|\| Windows 9x \|\|
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	=== NV4 and later shared drivers ===		=== NV4 and later shared drivers ==

			0.32 first released version, 0.20 first sent to STB (Source archive is dated July 14, 1998)

	==Notes==		==Notes==

Starfrost at 00:09, 31 July 2025

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	\| 17 July 1997 \|\| Unnumbered pre-release \|\| Windows NT 4.0 \|\| Accidentally released by STB Systems. Has NV1 support in display driver (even though NT was never officially supported on NV1), and only supports revision A of NV3.		\| 17 July 1997 \|\| Unnumbered pre-release \|\| Windows NT 4.0 \|\| Accidentally released by STB Systems. Has NV1 support in display driver (even though NT was never officially supported on NV1), and only supports revision A of NV3.
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			\| 8 August 1997 \|\| 0.73b \|\| Windows NT 3.51, 4.0 \|\| Pre-release
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	\| 15 August 1997 \|\| 0.75 \|\| Windows NT 4.0 \|\| Possible launch drivers		\| 15 August 1997 \|\| 0.75 \|\| Windows NT 4.0 \|\| Possible launch drivers

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	== Known driver versions ==		== Known driver versions ==

	Each component of Nvidia's drivers has an official description (it used to be used in their control panel extension to list each driver file); for example "Resource Manager" or "OpenGL ICD". Initially, these were simply described as being for "Nvidia" (e.g. "NVidia Resource Manager, Version 2.00 Beta"), later on the file ~~descrip[tions~~ were changed to be named after the specific GPU supported, e.g. "RIVA 128 Direct Draw/Direct 3D Driver, Version x.xx" or "Riva TNT Display Driver, Version x.xx", however later when Nvidia refactored their GPU drivers to support multiple models of graphics hardware, they changed the description to simply read "NVIDIA Compatible". This is still the case as of April 2025.		Each component of Nvidia's drivers has an official description (it used to be used in their control panel extension to list each driver file); for example "Resource Manager" or "OpenGL ICD". Initially, these were simply described as being for "Nvidia" (e.g. "NVidia Resource Manager, Version 2.00 Beta"), later on the file descriptions were changed to be named after the specific GPU supported, e.g. "RIVA 128 Direct Draw/Direct 3D Driver, Version x.xx" or "Riva TNT Display Driver, Version x.xx", however later when Nvidia refactored their GPU drivers to support multiple models of graphics hardware, they changed the description to simply read "NVIDIA Compatible". This is still the case as of April 2025.

	There were certainly many other versions, if you have any other version, please contact me: you can check by checking the file properties of any file in the driver set.		There were certainly many other versions, if you have any other version, please contact me: you can check by checking the file properties of any file in the driver set.

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	\| December 1996 \|\| ??? \|\| Lost STB source drop(s), only folder name remains		\| December 1996 \|\| ??? \|\| ??? \|\| Lost STB source drop(s), only folder name remains
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	\| April 1997 \|\| ??? \|\| Lost STB source drop(s), only folder name remains		\| April 1997 \|\| ??? \|\| ??? \|\| Lost STB source drop(s), only folder name remains
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	\| May 1997 \|\| ??? \|\| Lost STB source drop(s), only folder name remains		\| May 1997 \|\| ??? \|\| ??? \|\| Lost STB source drop(s), only folder name remains
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	\| June 1997 \|\| ??? \|\| Lost STB source drop(s), only folder name remains		\| June 1997 \|\| ??? \|\| ??? \|\| Lost STB source drop(s), only folder name remains
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	\| July 1997 \|\| ??? \|\| Lost STB source drop(s), only folder name remains		\| July 1997 \|\| ??? \|\| ??? \|\| Lost STB source drop(s), only folder name remains
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	\| 17 July 1997 \|\| Unnumbered pre-release \|\| Windows NT 4.0 \|\| Accidentally released by STB Systems. Has NV1 support in display driver (even though NT was never officially supported on NV1), and only supports revision A of NV3.		\| 17 July 1997 \|\| Unnumbered pre-release \|\| Windows NT 4.0 \|\| Accidentally released by STB Systems. Has NV1 support in display driver (even though NT was never officially supported on NV1), and only supports revision A of NV3.
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	\| 25 April 1998 \|\| 1.50c \|\| Windows 9x, NT 4.0 \|\| Source code available (updated OpenGL + Win9x GDI)		\| 25 April 1998 \|\| 1.50c \|\| Windows 9x, NT 4.0 \|\| Source code available (updated OpenGL + Win9x GDI)
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	\| 29 April 1998 \|\| 1.50e \|\| Windows 9x, Windows NT 4.0 \|\| Source code ~~availablee~~ (OpenGL + NT4 GDI + NT4 MCD + Resource Manager + Win9x GDI + Direct3D)		\| 29 April 1998 \|\| 1.50e \|\| Windows 9x, Windows NT 4.0 \|\| Source code available (OpenGL + NT4 GDI + NT4 MCD + Resource Manager + Win9x GDI + Direct3D)
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	\| 5 May 1998 \|\| 1.50h \|\| Windows 9x, Windows NT 4.0 \|\| Updated Win9x GDI + Direct3D from 1.50e - nvidia readme: "remove int 3's UGGHHHHH(the person that did this has been fired)"		\| 5 May 1998 \|\| 1.50h \|\| Windows 9x, Windows NT 4.0 \|\| Updated Win9x GDI + Direct3D from 1.50e - nvidia readme: "remove int 3's UGGHHHHH(the person that did this has been fired)"
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	\| 4 August 1998 \|\| 1.62 \|\| Windows NT 4.0 \|\|		\| 4 August 1998 \|\| 1.62 \|\| Windows NT 4.0 \|\|
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	~~\| 29 April 1998 \|\| 1.50e \|\| Windows 9x, Windows NT 4.0 \|\| Source code availabee (OpenGL + NT4 GDI + NT4 MCD + Resource Manager + Win9x GDI + Direct3D)~~
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	\| 14 July 1998 \|\| 1.57 \|\| Windows 9x, Windows NT 4.0 \|\| Early multimonitor support for STB MVP		\| 14 July 1998 \|\| 1.57 \|\| Windows 9x, Windows NT 4.0 \|\| Early multimonitor support for STB MVP