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Session Cookies “User input cookies”, or session cookies, are used to keep track of a user’s input when submitting online data and allow users to be recognized from one page or selection to another. We also use session cookies to provide information you’ve requested through an action , such as clicking a button or filling out a web form. Session cookies always expire after the browsing session is over. Persistent Cookies Persistent cookies help websites remember your information, browsing history, and settings when you visit them in the future. This results in faster and more convenient access. Persistent cookies also help us personalize and improve your experience, which you can opt-in to at anytime through the NVIDIA Privacy Center. Persistent cookies stay in a folder on your device unless you delete them manually, or until they are automatically deleted based on the retention period of the cookie’s folder.
List of Cookies You can find more information about the individual cookies we use and the purposes for which we use them in the table below: Functional Cookies These cookies are required to operate parts of the website, such as country (for language settings), account management, event registration, driver installs, or email preferences.
Session cookie
Persistent cookie (expires after 1 month).
Persistent cookie (expires after 1 year).
Persistent cookie (expires after 23 days).
Persistent cookie (expires after 4 days).
Persistent cookie (expires after 3 months).
Persistent cookie (expires after 6 months).
Permanent Cookie
Persistent Cookie [expires in 1 week]
Analytics Cookies These cookies are used to better understand and optimize the web experience, such as pages visited or purchases made through our estore .
AMCV_[random string]%40AdobeOrg and s_ecid are Persistent cookies (expire after 2 years).
AMCVS_[random string]%40AdobeOrg, s_cc and s_ppv are Session cookies.
s_getNewRepeat, sc_cmp, sc_cvp, VisitorID are Persistent cookies (expire after 1 month).
Persistent cookie (expires after 2 weeks).
hatch_cid, ncid are Persistent cookies(expire after 1 month).
ps-utid, ps-utparam are Persistent cookies (expire after 1 day).
Persistent cookie (expires after 2 years).
_sdsat_6sui, _sdsat_6suc are Session cookies.
Persistent cookie (expires after 20 minutes of user inactivity).
Allows addthis.com to collect data in accordance with its policies (available at addthis.com/privacy). These cookies collect data about your usage of NVIDIA’s websites, and addthis collates this data in the aggregate.
(UID) Uniquely assigned machine-generated user ID.
(DI/DT) Maintenance cookies that help manage expiration for other cookies.
(BT) User interest modelling.
(UVC) Measures repeat shares.
(SSC/PSC/UVC) These cookies are used in recording user sharing and social activity.
_cs_id,
_cs_s,
_cs_vars,
_cs_ex,
_cs_c,
_cs_optout
cs_vars is a session cookie and expires at the end of session.
_cs_s is a persistent cookie and expires after 30 minutes.
_cs_ex is a persistent cookie and expires after 30 days.
_cs_id, _cs_c, _cs_optout are persistent cookies and expires after 13 months.
_cs_id cookie contains ContentSquare's user identifier
_cs_s cookie contains the number of pageviews within the running session for ContentSquare Solution
_cs_vars cookie is used by ContentSquare to record custom variables
_cs_ex cookies is used by ContentSquare to exclude some visitors from the collection
_cs_c cookies is used by ContentSquare to save the user consent to be tracked
_cs_optout cookies is used by ContentSquare to exclude some visitors from the collection
ContentSquare is a solution which aggregates usage and frequency data to improve user experience.
Statistics created are anonymous.