Standalone NVIDIA installers copied from NVIDIA’s official CDN. These are the full offline packages, not the NVIDIA App. NVIDIA no longer ships a Standard (non-DCH) Game Ready file for current cards; the last Standard installer they still host is Kepler 475.14.
Current
GeForce Game Ready 621.24
Full offline installerType: DCHWindows 10 64-bit (1803+) and Windows 11Released 12 November 2026990.1 MB
NVIDIA no longer publishes a Standard (non-DCH) package for this branch. This is the complete standalone .exe from NVIDIA’s CDN. NVIDIA App is optional in the installer and is not required to install the driver offline.
Desktop RTX 50
RTX 5090, 5090 D / D v2, 5080, 5070 Ti, 5070, 5060 Ti, 5060, 5050
Desktop RTX 40
RTX 4090, 4090 D, 4080 SUPER, 4080, 4070 Ti SUPER, 4070 Ti, 4070 SUPER, 4070, 4060 Ti 8/16 GB, 4060
Full offline installerType: DCHWindows 10 64-bit and Windows 11Released 30 September 2026416.1 MB
Last current package for Maxwell, Pascal, and Volta GeForce cards. Game Ready support for these GPUs ended October 2025. NVIDIA still ships quarterly security updates through October 2028. No Standard (non-DCH) file exists for 582.78.
Non-internet / Standard (non-DCH)Type: StandardWindows 10 64-bit and Windows 11Released 9 July 2024686.8 MB
This is the last Standard (non-DCH) GeForce installer NVIDIA still hosts. It includes NVIDIA Control Panel in the package and installs without the Microsoft Store or an internet connection. Use this on GTX 600/700 Kepler cards, or on PCs that reject DCH packages.
These files are NVIDIA’s WHQL installers, mirrored here so a PC with no internet can be updated from a USB stick. NVIDIA owns the software. Confirm the SHA-256 against the copy on nvidia.com if you need a second check. Notebook GPUs in the current and Pascal families use the same package NVIDIA still lists under a notebook filename; those two files are the same size on NVIDIA’s CDN.