Exciting Update: New Nvidia Drivers for GeForce Graphics Cards Eliminate Major Game Crashes!

After facing many issues with the GeForce RTX 5000 series graphics cards, Nvidia has rolled out a new driver update that promises to fix several key problems. Driver update 576.02 is now available and aims to tackle game crashes and annoying black screens that have affected players.

Nvidia has faced criticism lately. Many gamers found that the new graphics cards didn’t offer the expected performance for their price. Additionally, driver problems were so severe that some game developers suggested rolling back to older drivers. With this update, Nvidia hopes to regain gamers’ trust by addressing these issues and introducing support for the new GeForce RTX 5060 Ti.

Here’s a quick look at some of the most important fixes from the 576.02 driver update:

• Fortnite: Fixed random crashes during gameplay
• The First Bezerker Khazan: Resolved DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_REMOVED
• Star Wars Outlaws: Fixed freezing on the title screen
• InZOI: Resolved “GPU crashed or D3D Device Removed” error
• Stuttering issues when using VSync were fixed
• Improved stability with DLSS Frame Generation and G-Sync
• Black screen issues on RTX 50 series cards fixed
• PC display not waking from sleep has been resolved

This update includes many more fixes—41 in total. For details, you can visit the official Nvidia news page.

Nvidia also added optimal settings for games like Deadlock, GTA V Enhanced, and The Last of Us Part II with this update. For gamers using RTX 5000 GPUs, support for DLSS multi-frame generation will now be available in Black Myth Wukong and No More Room in Hell 2.

Moreover, this update adds support for 19 G-Sync compatible displays from brands like Acer, Asus, and Samsung.

As demand for Nvidia’s new cards remains high, it’s worth checking reliable sources for availability and stock updates. Keeping informed helps ensure you don’t miss out on your desired graphics card.

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