error: lumion 6.5 and newer requires a graphics card that supports directx 11

It is not just the Kepler GPUs that are being retired. Note: The NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 Ti and GeForce GTX 750 aren't based on the Kepler architecture but in fact based on the Maxwell architecture and hence won't be retired with the upcoming driver update. (Image Credits: Phoronix) NVIDIA CUDA and Architecture Matrix NVIDIA has officially confirmed that the driver support will end on the 31st of August, 2021. The same is expected to happen with the Kepler-based GeForce 600 / 700 series when NVIDIA moves beyond R470 drivers. NVIDIA ended driver support for its Fermi (GeForce 400 / 500 Series) back in 2018, moving it to legacy status. NVIDIA Spends Big Money To Acquire TSMC’s 5nm Wafers For Next-Gen GeForce RTX 40 ‘Ada Lovelace’ GPUs This was reported in our previous article which confirmed that NVIDIA's LTSB (Long-Term Support) drivers for the Kepler GPUs will maintain support for the said architecture for 3 years, after which it would be retired along with the GPUs. The NVIDIA Kepler GPU architecture has been supported for generations but as time goes by, older GPU architectures are removed from official support lists. NVIDIA Kepler GPU Architecture (GeForce 600 / 700) Series Driver Support Officially Ends on 31st of August, Windows 7/8/8.1 Drivers Also To Be Discontinued

The Kepler lineup has been supported since 2012 but the support is now coming to an end along with support for older Windows operating systems. NVIDIA is going to retire driver support for its Kepler GPU architecture on the 31st of August.

Error: lumion 6.5 and newer requires a graphics card that supports directx 11