Available 1 files for Nvidia eForce GT 120M

Company

Nvidia

Categories

graphics

Serie

Nvidia GEFORCE 100M SERIES FOR NOTEBOOKS

Model

Nvidia eForce GT 120M

Description

SOLARIS DISPLAY DRIVER – X64/X86

Operating System

Solaris x86/x64

Version

319.32

Language Driver

Multilingual

Size Driver

45.48 MB

File Name

nvidia-solaris-x86-319.32.run

Date

Tue Jun 25, 2013

Observations

Updated the nvidia-settings control panel to report more detailed locking information.
Fixed a bug that could cause the X server to crash after power-cycling displays connected behind a DisplayPort 1.2 Multi-Stream Transport hub.
Fixed a bug that could cause nvidia-settings to crash when switching VTs after changing some settings.
Updated the application profile syntax to allow for multiple patterns within a single rule. See the README for details.
Fixed a bug that caused OpenGL programs to crash when the __GL_DOOM3 environment variable was set.
Updated the NVIDIA driver to avoid calling fork(2) to execute the nvidia-modprobe utility when not needed.
Improved the error reporting of the nvidia-persistenced utility.
Fixed a bug that could cause Altair HyperView to hang when rendering animations with tensors.
Fixed a performance regression in MEDINA 8.2.
Fixed a bug that caused the OpenGL driver to hang sometimes when running the SpeedTree Modeler application.
Fixed a bug that could cause an OpenGL application to crash if it creates and destroys multiple threads.
Fixed a bug in nvidia-installer that could cause installation problems when the value of the CC environment variable contained spaces, e.g. CC="distcc gcc"
Fixed a bug that caused corrupted window content in some cases when moving GLX windows with antialiasing enabled.
Fixed a bug that caused DisplayPort devices that failed link training to be reported as connected rather than disconnected.
Fixed a regression that could cause a DisplayPort device that was connected to one connector to turn off when a DisplayPort device on a different connector was connected or disconnected.
On Kepler-based GPUs, improved the appearance of the tearing that occurs when using RandR 1.4's Source Output capability.While tearing is still expected, the tears should now appear as horizontal lines rather than more noticeable checkerboard or triangular shapes.
Added a "Prefer Consistent Performance" PowerMizer Mode to the nvidia-settings control panel, available on Quadro boards that support this feature.