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.

During intensive gaming sessions, it's common for a GPU to reach core temperatures with a range as high as 149°F to 185°F ...

By implementing a combination of the methods discussed, you can ensure your GPU operates within safe temperature ranges. This will result in a more stable and reliable computing experience.

NVIDIA rushed out a critical hotfix to contain the fallout from a prior driver release that had triggered alarm across AI and ...

Driver 576.15 ends long-running sensor mess and flaming GPUs Nvidia has issued a fix for a bug that’s been quietly sabotaging ...

Just days after NVIDIA began rolling out its 'Game Ready' 576.02 WHQL driver package that's packed to the brim with bug fixes ...

A new in-depth report over at Igor's Lab uncovers a potential 'hotspot' issue and design flaw affecting the entire GeForce ...

GeForce RTX gamers, be sure to grab GeForce Hotfix Display Driver 576.15, as it fixes a number of things including a GPU ...

The new driver update also brings improvement of up to 27% in Resident Evil 4 at 1080p with High ray tracing settings, and 12% in The Last of Us Part 1 at 1080p with Ultra settings. This makes the GPU ...