So you're talking about Tesla and earlier chips. Those are indeed only supported for the security fixes. The 34x.xx driver supports those chips, and they are in

So you're talking about Tesla and earlier chips. Those are indeed only supported for the security fixes. The 34x.xx driver supports those chips, and they are indeed getting security updates. I have personally fixed a couple of these issues[0], including for those "EOL'd" cards. The most recent posted drivers for these chips I'm seeing are 342.01 from 2016-12-14 for Windows and 340.102 from 2017-02-14 for Linux. That seems like it would check the "provide security fixes" box, no? >has to support their hardware up to the moment they release open specifications for it. I'd tend to agree, but as you can imagine this is quite a complex issue for us, so no comments here :) [0]: http://www.nvidia.com/object/product-security.html http://www.nvidia.com/object/product-security.html