Key Takeaways
- Nvidia has launched a brand new 576.02 driver replace, fixing 40 points, together with black and clean display screen complaints.
- That is Nvidia’s largest bug repair ever, fixing points on the RTX 50 collection chips in addition to these on the 5040 and 5030 collection chips.
- The replace can be driver-ready for the brand new GeForce RTX 5060 Ti GPUs launched on April 16.

Nvidia has launched the GeForce Recreation Prepared Driver model 576.02, which fixes greater than 40 common bugs and gaming points customers have been dealing with on its RTX 40 and 50 collection GPUs.
This is likely one of the most complete lists of fixes we’ve seen with a driver launch, together with a repair for the infamous black display screen. We’ve counted not less than 13 such black/clean display screen fixes on this replace. The ‘black display screen’ situation is addressed within the ‘Normal Bugs’ phase of the official replace launch, which features a whole of 25 fixes.
Another points solved embody:
- System arduous hangs with 572.16 driver loaded with the RTX 50 collection
- Greater DPC latency
- Compute Shader ‘error’ failure
- Normal system stability points
The replace solves 15 gaming bug points, together with random crashes on Fortnite, stuttering when utilizing VSYNC on Overwatch 2, crashing when utilizing Clean Movement in Hellblade 2: Senua’s Saga and The Final of Us Half 1, and body technology points in DLSS 4 video games.
Issues with the Nvidia RTX 50 Collection
Ever since their launch in January, the Nvidia RTX 50 collection GPUs have been plagued with points. The most typical have been the black/clean/blue display screen and system crashes. These points popped up after the introduction of DLSS 4 and the 572 driver collection, however this newest replace appears to have mounted them.
DisplayPort 2.1 points have been additionally frequent with the 50 collection, together with unstable hyperlink charges on sure screens and clean screens on others.
Utilizing DLSS 4 body technology and G-SYNC on excessive refresh charges when enjoying video games additionally led to random blackouts. Nevertheless, customers might disable G-SYNC to take care of the difficulty, solely a brief repair.
These issues additionally spilled over to the GTX 40 and GTX 30 GPU variations, which pressured customers to modify again to older drivers launched in December final 12 months. Nevertheless, Nvidia has lastly addressed these points with the most recent 576.02 launch.
This driver can be game-ready for Nvidia’s newly launched RTX 5060 Ti (each 16GB and 8GB variants). The 5060 Ti can be Nvidia’s least expensive 16GB GPU providing so far and prices $429. Nevertheless, it doesn’t appear to be prepared for the RTX 5060 as of now.
A Lengthy Overdue Replace
It appeared as if Nvidia had put its gaming GPUs on the sidelines with all its concentrate on AI chips. With points popping up extra steadily than ever, its status took a major hit. It was excessive time Nvidia returned to its core SKU and resolved the problems plaguing its GPUs. And that’s precisely what it has finished.
Nevertheless, this nonetheless doesn’t overshadow the truth that Nvidia appears to be pushing its new RTX 5060 Ti units, particularly the 8GB variants, with out correct evaluation workouts and with probably over-hyped advertising. We’ve seen plenty of tech reviewers who have been extremely shocked that Nvidia didn’t simply go for 12GB of VRAM as a substitute.
That stated, the brand new 576.02 driver replace should usher in some aid to avid gamers and, hopefully, confidence within the 5060 Ti GPUs as nicely. Fingers crossed!
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