Nvidia’s 595.71 driver broke user overclocking, but a fix is here that seemingly patches up the problem.

If you've downloaded the most recent GeForce 595.59 WHQL Game Ready driver, you'll want to roll back to 591.86 instead, using ...

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

Shouldn't I be able to leave automatic updates enabled on my gaming PC? Apparently not. Here's why I'm handling everything on ...

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

NVIDIA removes GeForce 595.59 after major performance drops and releases 595.71, which fixes issues but limits RTX 5090 ...

Several users are reporting performance issues with the latest GeForce Game Ready Driver 595.71 WHQL release relating to ...

NVIDIA has removed the GeForce 595.59 WHQL driver from its distribution channels after user feedback highlighted multiple reliability problems. The most concerning reports involve fan control and ...

A bug in NVIDIA's 595.95 driver release led to its temporary removal. If you already installed it and are having fan control issues, NVIDIA advises rolling back.

Nvidia clearly still has a lot of work to do with its graphics card drivers, after further investigations found that crashes still exist with a wide range of hardware, and in an expansive collection ...

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

Nvidia have taken down their latest GeForce GPU driver update, which promises optimisations for Resident Evil Requiem, amid reports of potentially harmful bugs.