NVIDIA Quadro P4000 Drivers

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Released in 2017 and built with integrated DirectX 12 support, the Nvidia Quadro P4000 graphics card is a great choice for gaming enthusiasts. Scroll down to find the latest drivers for this card.

The up-to-date drivers for the Nvidia Quadro P4000 series are ready for you, just scroll to the bottom of this page, complete the Captcha successfully, and download the files. The files you’ll have downloaded have separate folders for the following operating systems: Windows (7/8/8.1/10/11), Linux, and FreeBSD. As of 2023, there are no drivers available for the Mac operating system.

Once you downloaded the file, simply extract the folder by right-clicking it and choosing Extract/Unzip. Keep in mind that installing incompatible drivers can cause serious harm to the device itself, so be careful when choosing the Setup folders. 

Installing Nvidia Quadro P4000 Drivers on Windows 

The easiest way to update any driver on Windows is through the Device Manager. In order to open it, simultaneously press the Windows button and the X key. This will show a list, find and open the Device Manager from that list. 

Most commonly, the drivers for graphics cards/video cards are in the Display Adapters section in the Device Manager. Once you find the driver, simply right-click on the title and select Update Driver. 

Next, when the pop-up window shows up, select the second option on the screen which says ‘Browse my computer for drivers’. This will allow you to manually replace the drivers with the ones you just downloaded, instead of spending hours on searching for it online. 

How to Update Nvidia Quadro P4000 Drivers on Linux? 

Linux users can easily update their Nvidia Quadro P4000 drivers via the Terminal. In order to open the integrated terminal, simultaneously press these buttons: Ctrl + Alt + T. When the terminal opens, type this command: sudo apt install nvidia-driver-535 nvidia-dkms-535 (make sure to insert the correct file name (see the one you just downloaded)) into the command line. When the installation is complete, restart the PC to ensure that the drivers are now working properly.