Nvidia, we can't be having this conversation so frequently ...

NVIDIA announced a new hotfix for its latest GeForce Game Ready driver, designed to fix voltage issues on RTX 50-series GPUs ...

Nvidia GeForce Game Ready Driver 595.71 is stifling the performance potential of graphics cards through strange changes to GPU voltage.

Third time's a charm, as Nvidia addresses the fallout from its 595.59 GeForce driver release with a new hotfix.

If you've downloaded Nvidia GeForce Game Ready driver 595.71, it could be reducing your GPU performance, particularly for ...

NVIDIA’s GeForce Game Ready Driver 595.71 WHQL was released as a corrective step after the short-lived 595.59 driver triggered widespread reports of fan-related problems.

TL;DR: NVIDIA is facing withering criticism for continued driver instability issues affecting quite a number of its GPUs, causing crashes, often of the blank black screen variety, in some games.

Nvidia's current graphics driver can significantly reduce frame rates in games. The cause is unusually low limits on GPU voltage and power limit.

Yesterday, NVIDIA updated its "Game Ready" driver for GeForce desktop and laptop graphics cards to version 576.28 25.4.1 — now available for download directly from NVIDIA.com. The new driver supports ...

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In what has already been a very rough time for Nvidia's graphics card stability, fresh issues have arisen. Now, the developers of inZOI and The First Beserker Khazan have recommended reverting your ...

Facepalm: Nvidia GPU users who have recently noticed abnormally high CPU usage after exiting games should know the company is aware of the issue and is developing a hotfix. Those seriously impacted by ...