Nvidia just called time on your old GeForce gaming GPU

By Ben Stockton
Added Aug 01, 2025
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Some of our favorite Nvidia GeForce graphics cards of yesteryear are about to become obsolete, with Nvidia confirming that GTX GPUs, including the GTX 750, GTX 980, and GTX 1080 Ti, will stop receiving Game Ready Driver updates from October 2025. The company also confirmed that Windows 10 driver support for RTX GPUs will continue for just one more year, ending in October 2026.

It may not feel like that long ago that the GTX 1080 Ti was still the best graphics card around but that card is now eight years old. Meanwhile, Nvidia cards such as the GTX 750 were released over a decade ago. With these cards lacking the firepower needed for modern gaming, it isn’t surprising Nvidia is making this move, but it will no doubt bring some sadness to plenty of gamers out there. If you’re playing modern games on an old Nvidia GTX card, you’re going to need to think about upgrading pretty soon.

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