XEN Driver Download

Tesla Driver for Windows

390.85

Release Date:	2018.2.13
Operating System:	Windows 10 64-bit
Language:	English (US)
File Size:	316.42 MB

Supported products

What’s New

Various security issues were addressed, for additional details on the med-high severity issues please review NVIDIA Product Security for more information
Added support for CUDA 9.1. For more information on CUDA 9.1, refer to the CUDA Toolkit 9.1 Release Notes
Fixed an issue in 390.12 where CUDA profiling tools (e.g. nvprof) would result in a failure when enumerating the topology of the system
Fixed an issue where the Tesla driver would result in installation errors on some Windows Server 2012 systems
Fixed a performance issue related to slower H.265 video encode/decode performance on AWS p3 instances
Fixed a bug in the JIT compiler which would result in some math functions (e.g. in the libdevice library) returning incorrect results
Fixed an issue in the CUDA driver which could result in a deadlock scenario when running applications (e.g. TensorFlow) on POWER 9 systems

Maximus System
For Maximus systems (Quadro + Tesla in the same system), download the latest recommended Quadro driver. Quadro drivers are qualified for workstations and rendering applications, including Maximus configurations that use Quadro for visualization and Tesla GPUs for compute acceleration.

V-Series:

Tesla V100

P-Series:

Tesla P100, Tesla P40, Tesla P6, Tesla P4

K-Series:

Tesla K80, Tesla K40c, Tesla K40m, Tesla K40s, Tesla K40st, Tesla K40t, Tesla K20Xm, Tesla K20m, Tesla K20s, Tesla K20c, Tesla K10, Tesla K8

C-Class:

Tesla C2075, Tesla C2070, Tesla C2050

M-Class:

M60, M40, M6, M4, M2090, M2075, M2070, M2070-Q, M2050

X-Class:

Tesla X2070, Tesla X2090

The GPLPV driver is a driver for Microsoft Windows, which enables Windows DomU systems virtualised in Xen to access the network and block drivers of the Xen Dom0. This provides a significant performance and reliability gain over the standard devices emulated by Xen/QEMU. The GPLPV driver is a free software driver developed by James Harper.

Cached

To install a driver on your target system, unpack the tarball, then navigate to either the x86 or x64 subdirectory (whichever is appropriate), and execute the copy of dpinst.exe you find there with Administrator privilege. More information can be found here. You can also get the drivers via https://xenbits.xenproject.org/pvdrivers/win/9.0.0/.
This emulation allows the Windows installation to use built-in drivers, but with reduced performance due to the overhead inherent in emulating the controller drivers. The Management Agent, also known as the Guest Agent, is responsible for high-level virtual machine management features and provides a full set of functions to XenCenter.