Nvidia’s recently released GeForce Game Ready Driver 576.02 for the RTX 5060 Ti has been causing issues for users, with a bug affecting GPU temperature monitoring across a range of graphics cards.

Nvidia RTX 40-series GPU owners continue to face system stability issues, with reports of blue screen crashes (BSODs), system instability, and game-breaking bugs. While many users have been ...

In some cases GamersNexus found that rolling back to older drivers can help the issues, especially with older Nvidia RTX 30 and 40 series GPUs. In others, disabling all Nvidia graphics driver ...

The 40 series could only generate a single frame, and 30-series and older GPUs don't support DLSS Frame Generation at all. This makes apples-to-apples performance comparisons difficult.

leading to crashes and black screens—not just on new RTX 50 cards but also on older RTX 40 and 30 series GPUs. Nvidia has released five driver updates in the past couple of months, but while ...

This is also the driver that was noted by inZOI and Khazan devs when they issued warnings about rollbacks to improve performance on 40 and 30-series RTX graphics cards. The problem for RTX 5000 ...

adding that if you have a GeForce RTX 30 Series graphics card and are experiencing issues you should also try using GeForce Game Ready Driver 566.36. This sentiment is also shared by The First ...