The Latest RTX Driver Again Shows Black Screen Problem

The latest Game Ready driver for the RTX graphics cards from Nvidia causes black screens again. The situation for the owners of the latest gaming notebooks, which are absolutely dependent on the current driver, is particularly problematic.
Black screens plague RTX users
For the first time, owners of graphics cards from the new RTX 5000 series reported problems in the image presentation at the end of January. So there were always signal failures and black screens. After the problems appeared with ever other users and other models such as the Geforce RTX 4090 were not spared, an official investigation was initiated at Nvidia in early February.
The company then announced BIOS updates, hotfixes and driver updates. After the problem with the black screens had proven to be persistent, the third hotfix appeared on March 10 with the beta driver 572.75. Of all things, the current Game Ready driver, in which the changes from the hotfix are incorporated, is now once again causing problems with the image presentation.
New driver, old problem
The driver in version 572.83, which has been over the official channels since March 18, such as Nvidias website And the NVIDIA app is distributed again in numerous users black screens. How Tech radar reports, using a display sport for some users after installation occurs a black screen that occurs on the Windows login screen even after a system restart.
Critical location for gaming notebooks
The situation is particularly critical of the owners of a laptop with a new RTX 5090, 5080 and 5070 Ti. These are dependent on the current driver, as it provides basic functions for notebooks with mobile blackwell GPUs. New features such as DLSS 4 Override for current titles such as Assassin’s Creed Shadows or The Last of Us Part 2 are also tied to this problematic driver.
However, the screen problems are not limited to the new RTX 50 series. Older RTX graphics cards also report comparable difficulties again. While some users can switch to previous, more stable driver versions, this option is not available to owners of the latest hardware. If you have not installed the driver so far, you should think about pushing the update a little further until Nvidia has commented or provides a new hotfix. This applies above all to those whose own system is currently not causing any problems.
Customers unhappy
After it appeared that Nvidia had got the problems under control, the difficulties after installing the latest Game Ready driver in version 572.83 are a setback that the owner of affected cards should be frustrated. Buyers of a new Blackwell GPU in particular have paid a lot of money and have been faced with problems for weeks. Nvidia has to react quickly now.
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