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An unofficial Windows XP driver created by a modder named SupraGSX has been released on GitHub. Named Forceware 382.69, the software introduces support for NVIDIA GeForce GTX 10-series Pascal graphics hardware, which includes the powerful TITAN Xp.
The patched release is based on NVIDIA driver version 368.81 dating from July 2016 and is restricted exclusively to 32-bit versions of Windows XP. Supported hardware spans the GTX 1060 up to the 1080 Ti, TITAN X Pascal, TITAN Xp, select GTX 900-series units, and Quadro cards.
An October 4 build successfully resolved OpenGL crashes on Pascal, tested on a GTX 1080 Ti, while DisplayPort 1.4 HBR3 and HDMI 2.0 handling were added through INF modifications without individual model validation. Meanwhile, GP107 support remains experimental and untested.
X user @TheBobPony shared a screenshot of a GTX 1080 running on the operating system and labeled the software as vibe coded, though this claim lacks confirmation from the project README or release notes. Readers are advised against installing unverified drivers on main machines.
