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RTX, NVIDIA
Are drivers to blame? Reports of major NVIDIA RTX 5090/D issues are popping up just days after launch.
Just a few days after the official RTX 5090 launch, some early adopters are reporting black screens and unrecognized hardware. Here's what you need to know.
Nvidia’s hotfix driver fixes RTX 50-series Valorant crashes.
When I reviewed the RTX 5090 I noticed Valorant kept crashing, and now Nvidia has released a driver to fix that very problem. The new 572.24 driver fixes Valorant crashes on the RTX 5080 or RTX 5090,
RTX 5090 cards are dying after Nvidia’s recent driver update
If you were able to snag one of Nvidia's instantly-sold-out GPUs, maybe hold off on updating your drivers for now.
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NVIDIA's New Hotfix GPU Driver Stops These Games From Crashing
NVIDIA has made available a hotfix GPU driver that you won't find in the NVIDIA App and it stomps out a couple of ...
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Nvidia’s latest GPU driver lets you activate DLSS 4 in games and apps
Nvidia is launching its next-gen RTX 5090 and RTX 5080 GPUs today, but it’s also releasing an exciting update for existing ...
TweakTown
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NVIDIA's hotfix for new GPU driver includes Valorant cure - but probably not the fixes you want
Hotfix version 572.24 for the new graphics driver fixes Valorant and Final Fantasy XVI crashing, but doesn't address some ...
Windows Report
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Nvidia fixes the Valorant crashes with a new hotfix driver version for Windows 11
Nvidia issued a GeForce hotfix driver to fix Valorant crashes for users with RTX 50 graphics cards. Here's how to get the fix ...
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Nvidia DLSS4, MFG, and full ray tracing tested on RTX 5090 and RTX 5080
The time crunch for the launch of the RTX 5090 and 5080 cards meant we weren't able to fully investigate MFG, DLSS4, and full ...
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Nvidia's new Smooth Motion technology is exclusive to RTX 5000 series GPUs, but not for long - RTX 4000 series support incoming
Nvidia is firing on all cylinders this generation, with the RTX 5000 lineup at the forefront of the GPU department - and now, ...
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