Nvidia has addressed several issues users faced when releasing its new graphics driver. The company released version 576.02 of its graphics card driver, focusing on fixing bugs and problems affecting users in previous Game Ready driver versions. Users previously encountered issues such as black screens, game crashes, and overall system instability, significantly hindering their gaming experience. This new update resolves many problems, promising a smoother and more enjoyable experience.
Key Fixes and Improvements
According to Nvidia’s official announcement, the latest driver resolves stability issues in Windows 11 version 24H2 and prevents the Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) when running games that utilize DLSS 4 and the Multi Frame Generation feature. Additionally, users of the RTX 50 series will no longer encounter random black screens, and overall system stability has improved. A significant enhancement in this release is the resolution of game compatibility issues when using DLSS Frame Generation and GSYNC technology simultaneously.
Targeted Game Fixes
Beyond general optimizations, the new Nvidia driver has addressed issues in several popular games. Users will no longer experience random crashes in Fortnite, freezing in Star Wars Outlaws after a period of inactivity, lag when enabling VSYNC in Overwatch 2.
and problems in Monster Hunter Wilds. Furthermore, reported issues in games like Hellblade 2, Control.
The Last of Us Part 1, and Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection have also been fixed, reflecting Nvidia’s commitment to enhancing its users’ gaming experiences.
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Expanded Release Notes
Earlier Nvidia drivers typically included only a few bug fixes. However, version 576.02 features many fixes, taking up almost two pages in the official release notes. This extensive list underscores how seriously Nvidia takes user feedback. Many of these changes stemmed directly from user reports and suggestions. highlighting the company’s dedication to improving user experience based on real-world issues.
Support for RTX 5060 Ti
Finally, the new Nvidia driver resolves multiple bugs and introduces support for the RTX 5060 Ti graphics card.