Nvidia has maintained both a popular consumer and professional lineup for its GPUs for the longest time. While these GPUs might share the same underlying architecture, that’s about where the similarities end. Professional-grade Nvidia cards use specialized, signed Nvidia drivers, which “unlock” additional features.
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