NVIDIA released a quick fix for computer drivers over the weekend. This update fixes problems with their newest RTX 50-series graphics cards. Many users saw screen flickering after installing the previous 576.02 drivers. The company also solved crashes in Lumion 2024 when users tried to render images.
Several other bugs disappeared with this update. Before, monitoring tools stopped showing GPU temperature after computers woke from sleep. Some games crashed during shader setup on the new cards. Laptop versions of RTX 50 cards sometimes showed black screens when waking up. SteamVR stuttered when people used multiple monitors. Graphics cards also ran at lower speeds than they should have.
All these issues appeared after people installed the earlier 576.02 driver version. Instead of waiting for the next regular update, NVIDIA created this special 576.15 hotfix. Gamers can download it directly from NVIDIA's website, which helps them keep gaming without waiting weeks for repairs. The update specifically targets RTX 50-series cards that faced these problems.
Several other bugs disappeared with this update. Before, monitoring tools stopped showing GPU temperature after computers woke from sleep. Some games crashed during shader setup on the new cards. Laptop versions of RTX 50 cards sometimes showed black screens when waking up. SteamVR stuttered when people used multiple monitors. Graphics cards also ran at lower speeds than they should have.
All these issues appeared after people installed the earlier 576.02 driver version. Instead of waiting for the next regular update, NVIDIA created this special 576.15 hotfix. Gamers can download it directly from NVIDIA's website, which helps them keep gaming without waiting weeks for repairs. The update specifically targets RTX 50-series cards that faced these problems.
