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SupraGSX has added support for Nvidia Pascal-era graphics cards to Windows XP 32-bit, bringing modern features like DisplayPort and HDMI handling. This update targets the 10-series and Quadro P2000 through P6000 models. The new software is based on a spin-off of the existing 368.81 driver, which Nvidia previously released as its last official Windows XP support for 9-series GPUs. It also incorporates firmware from Quadro 376.84 drivers and utilizes Video Protected Region support from Windows 7 GeForce 378.78. While some online sources suggest the project was "vibe-coded," the developer’s repository does not mention this, and build instructions show no clear signs of clanker activity.

The supported hardware list includes GeForce GTX 970, 980, 980 Ti, TITAN X (Maxwell), and various GTX 1060, 1070, 1080, and TITAN Xp models. It also lists Quadro M4000 through P6000 series cards. Notably, the GT 1030 is omitted from support, though an experimental build for the 1050 Ti exists. SupraGSX has enhanced display capabilities by adding DisplayPort HBR2 and HBR3 support, HDMI 2.0 identification, mode-retry fail-safes, and improved scaling settings in the Nvidia Control Panel.

Early testing reports indicate the driver works well with ultrawide screens at high refresh rates. SupraGSX is active on the Vogons forums to handle bug reports and feature requests. Users can download the installer from the project’s releases section or review build instructions for custom modifications. Although a fork of the Forceware driver for Windows XP 64-bit existed, it has since been deleted, though its binaries remain available on Mega. Because these are unofficial drivers, experts advise caution when installing them on systems where data safety is a concern.