News Nvidia RTX 50-series black screen and BSOD issues to be fixed by upcoming driver update

[Admin]

Nvidia has confirmed the ongoing black screen and BSOD issues will be resolved in the form of a new vBIOS and driver update.

Nvidia RTX 50-series black screen and BSOD issues to be fixed by upcoming driver update : Read more

 

[flowingbass]

Nvidia was committed to almost be a "mining" company back in crypto days. Now they claim they are now an AI company.

They keep making excuses and least effort on the consumer market so they can shift more allocation and not sell "barrel bottom" prices to "2nd class citizen customers"

 

[JayGau]

And what about the 4000 series? I have a 4080 and can't use any 572.## drivers since they make my PC crashing (it literally reboots by itself) if I enable frame gen in some games like Cyberpunk or Stalker 2.

I found a thread on the Nvidia forum yesterday where plenty of people with 4080 and 4090 say they have the same problem. Some say that disabling G-sync solve it, but I personally think G-sync is more important than frame gen.

Hopefully the problem with the 5000 series is related and the new driver will fix both. Because I don't like to be stuck with old drivers.

 

[JayGau]

And what about the 4000 series? I have a 4080 and can't use any 572.## drivers since they make my PC crashing (it literally reboots by itself) if I enable frame gen in some games like Cyberpunk or Stalker 2.

I found a thread on the Nvidia forum yesterday where plenty of people with 4080 and 4090 say they have the same problem. Some say that disabling G-sync solve it, but I personally think G-sync is more important than frame gen.

Hopefully the problem with the 5000 series is related and the new driver will fix both. Because I don't like to be stuck with old drivers.

I went back to the thread on the Nvidia forum and people say that the new 572.60 driver didn't solve anything. Even someone with a 5080 said they have the same issue and the new driver didn't fix it.