Ok I see what your saying. NVIDIA hasn't made drivers for the new SuSE 9.0 kernel yet, so what you have to do is install the source for your kernel.
Open up YAST. Open up the online update. When it access the server and displays a list of packages, scroll all the way down. You should see NVIDIA driver. Check that box, and click next. It will download and update your XF86Config file for you. When its done, just log out and restart X.
But to answer your question about the RPM, NO. There is no rpm for the AMD64 chips. You'll have to go to
http://www.nvidia.com/object//linux_...amd64_1.0-4499 download the kernel and GLX .tar.gz files, recompile and manually install them. Its just as easy to do as rpm files.
1. Download file
2. type tar -xzf <filename>.tar.gz
3. cd <into directory>
4. ./configure
5. make
6. change to root
7. make install
and repeat for the next file. Then as root edit the /etc/X11/XF86Config file
remove Load "dri" and Load "glcore", and add Load "glx"
replace driver "nv" or driver "vesa" with driver "nvidia"
restart X