Nvidia's Buggy GPU Drivers Cause Widespread Problems
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Nvidia's recent GPU drivers have caused widespread issues for users. Problems began with the January release for RTX 50-series cards, leading to black screens, crashes, and instability. While a recent 576.02 driver aimed to fix problems, it introduced new ones, prompting a hotfix (576.15). This hotfix addresses incorrect temperature readings and low idle clock speeds but some game crashes and G-Sync issues persist. Nvidia has released four hotfixes in two months, a significant number compared to its usual driver stability.
Nvidia's recent GPU drivers have caused widespread issues for users. Problems began with the January release for RTX 50-series cards, leading to black screens, crashes, and instability. While a recent 576.02 driver aimed to fix problems, it introduced new ones, prompting a hotfix (576.15). This hotfix addresses incorrect temperature readings and low idle clock speeds but some game crashes and G-Sync issues persist. Nvidia has released four hotfixes in two months, a significant number compared to its usual driver stability.
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