Updating drivers is important for maintaining PC health and performance, especially if you have a gaming PC. Keeping your PC always updated can also spare you from troubleshooting unnecessary bugs ...

While Team Green's new Game Ready Driver promises a fix for some previous issues, it may be a good idea to stay away from it ...

Following an update to Nvidia's 570 family of GPU drivers, many users started to face frequent Blue Screens of Death (BSODs) and black screens. This issue has been rampant throughout RTX 50 series ...

Nvidia's newest driver update, version 572.6 on Windows, fixes black screen issues with the RTX 5000 series and adds extra support for Monster Hunter.

According to the release notes, the fix is specific to the GeForce RTX 50 series. NVIDIA doesn't go into any more detail ...

You may like Nvidia's 572.70 Game Ready Driver promises a black screen fix - but unless you have an RTX 5070 it's probably best to avoid updating for now Nvidia's GeForce graphics driver woes ...

This fix follows an earlier DisplayPort bugfix wherein an audio issue was resolved. Please note that hotfix drivers are not available via the Nvidia app or Nvidia Driver Search and have to be ...

after VBIOS updates were released for some affected cards and an official driver from Nvidia itself claimed to fix it. So, if you're an owner of an RTX 50-series GPU, first of all, congratulations ...

Gamers have been reporting various black screen issues on Nvidia's latest RTX 50-series graphics cards since release, leaving some staring at their sad selves in the inky darkness of an IPS panel ...

New Nvidia drivers should fix a major RTX 50 series GPU issue Nvidia's new DLSS 4 driver might be appealing, but you might want to avoid it for now - it's reportedly causing crashes across several ...

If you were "lucky" enough to get hold of one of Nvidia's new RTX 50 graphics cards, you should really check it for problems.

A vBIOS update fiddles with the GPU firmware, which makes it a lower-level fix than a driver update that makes changes on the software level. It's therefore a little strange that Nvidia suggests ...