NVSlimmer is an NVIDIA driver slimming utility, continued from the original version by uKER. It allows users to select components to install and includes an option to repackage loaded drivers. It can also load custom third-party NVIDIA driver folders.
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0NVSlimmer is an NVIDIA driver slimming utility, continued from the original version by uKER. It allows users to select components to install and includes an option to repackage loaded drivers. It can also load custom third-party NVIDIA driver folders.
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