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Driver Chaos Continues: Months after launch, Nvidia’s RTX 50-series GPUs are still plagued by crashes, reboots, and display issues – affecting even older cards like the 30 and 40 series.

Nvidia’s GPU drivers have been a disaster over the past four months. It all started when Nvidia released its drivers for the RTX 50-series cards in January, and introduced black screen issues ...

Recap: Nvidia's RTX 50 series has arguably been another forgettable and disappointing GPU launch in recent memory. Issues with the new graphics cards include underwhelming gen-to-gen performance ...

Nvidia’s drivers are an absolute mess and they’re causing crashes, black screens, and freezes in a number of games and with a wide range of Nvidia GPUs. Recommended Videos.

Alongside missing hardware and melting cables, Nvidia's drivers have been causing major stability issues, leading to crashes and black screens—not just on new RTX 50 cards but also on older RTX ...

If you aren't one of the lucky customers to get their hands on RTX 50-series graphics card, and are stuck with something older, some popular game developers are warning against updating to the ...

Since updating to Nvidia's 572.xx drivers, several RTX 40 and 30-series users have experienced problems with some new games, especially Inzoi and The First Berserker: Khazan. Issues ...

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Related articles The new Nvidia driver comes with a looooong list of fixes and a dozen of these fix black screen issues; If you're getting a blank screen on reboot with an RTX 50-series GPU, use ...

If you’re having hardware issues, or you just want to boot up a previous version of your GPU drivers, then here’s how to roll back Nvidia drivers ...

You can usually roll back your NVIDIA drivers on Windows 10 and 11 with the Device Manager. There are two methods for finding the Device Manager menu: either open the Start Menu and search for ...