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If you’ve just updated your Nvidia driver, your gaming GPU needs this download
Nvidia has just issued a new driver hotfix to correct a problem that has been plaguing Nvidia GeForce GPU users over the last week. Following a new Nvidia driver release timed to coincide with the RTX 5070 Ti launch, users having been experiencing their PCs occasionally booting to a blank screen. However, Nvidia has acted quickly to release a new version of its driver that should fix the issue. The black screen problem that has been affecting Nvidia GPUs isn't limited to those lucky enough to get hold of the new RTX 5000 series cards. Instead, we've seen reports from users saying that their RTX 4000 series and RTX 2000 cards have been hit by the problem too. Thankfully, though, the fix is just a download away. Continue reading If you’ve just updated your Nvidia driver, your gaming GPU needs this download MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Nvidia RTX 5090 review, Nvidia RTX 5080 review, Best graphics cards
Nvidia has just issued a new driver hotfix to correct a problem that has been plaguing Nvidia GeForce GPU users over the last week. Following a new Nvidia driver release timed to coincide with the RTX 5070 Ti launch, users having been experiencing their PCs occasionally booting to a blank screen. However, Nvidia has acted quickly to release a new version of its driver that should fix the issue.
The black screen problem that has been affecting Nvidia GPUs isn't limited to those lucky enough to get hold of the new RTX 5000 series cards. Instead, we've seen reports from users saying that their RTX 4000 series and RTX 2000 cards have been hit by the problem too. Thankfully, though, the fix is just a download away.
MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Nvidia RTX 5090 review, Nvidia RTX 5080 review, Best graphics cards
