Nvidia RTX 40-series GPU owners continue to face system stability issues, with reports of blue screen crashes (BSODs), system ...

Since updating to Nvidia's 572.xx drivers, several RTX 40 and 30-series users have experienced problems with some new games, ...

Nvidia gamers with older 40 and 30-series graphics cards started reporting similar issues when Nvidia released its 572.16 driver, which enabled support for the new Blackwell graphics cards.

With game developers actively recommending that GeForce RTX 40 Series owners roll back to a driver from last year, it sounds ...

some popular game developers are warning against updating to the latest Nvidia drivers. Those on RTX 30-series cards are advised to get the latest driver, but the Inzoi patch notes state ...

They seemed to originate from Nvidia's 572.16 driver release, which enabled RTX 50 support. RTX 40- and 30-series cards were impacted, but the 50-series was the worst affected. There were reports ...

Game developers warn Nvidia RTX 30 and 40 Series owners against installing the latest GeForce 572.xx drivers due to Instability issues.

Pundits speculate that Nvidia has used a “paper launch” method to keep consumers interested in its RTX 5000 series GPUs. Here is evidence that this theory is correct.

Nvidia has a new graphics driver for download, and it's packed full of support for upcoming games, DLSS 4 in more games, ongoing bug fixes for the RTX 50 series graphics cards, and more.

As part of Deep Learning Super Sampling 4 (DLSS), it’s the primary feature Nvidia is selling the 50-series cards on, boasting that you can get RTX 4090 performance on a $1,300 laptop.