14 DAY TRIAL // Despite the fact that AMD have already released their Catalyst 12.1 display driver and the 12.2 preview package can also be downloaded online, Nvidia still makes us wait for their software.
There are rumors about a new GeForce driver generation dubbed 300.xx, but until then Nvidia surfaces the Production Release of the CUDA Toolkit, now reaching version 4.1.28.
If you're a graphics developer or are planning to become one, the current toolkit contains all you need to get started.
The new package comes with all the development tools, libraries and documentation you might need to create applications for the CUDA environment.
You get the CUDA C/C++ compiler, the GPU Debugging & Profiling Tools, GPU-Accelerated Math Libraries, and the GPU-Accelerated Performance Primitives, along with a heap of code samples.
Along with the Nvidia Toolkit 4.1.28 you can also download the new Nvidia developer drivers, and the GPU Computing SDK.