Another Nvidia GPU driver has issues, causing up to 16% drops in performance
Nvidia drivers are causing issues again. Less than a week since users started reporting that driver version 595.59 was causing graphics card fans to stop working, a new driver release intended to fix those issues - version 595.71 - is now causing cards to run at lower voltages, power levels, and clock speeds, resulting in as much as 16% lower performance. Nvidia's track record for driver stability has been impressive, particularly in more recent years, leading to many users trusting new releases to be stable and performant, particularly those that are billed as Game Ready and released in time to support new games. However, this release of two quite drastically problematic drivers in quick succession could start to erode that trust. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS:The latest Nvidia driver has "a bug" bad enough that it's been pulled, but there is an easy fixNvidia's gaming GPU revenue just plummeted despite record results overallFully Nvidia-powered gaming laptops could be here soon, with no need for AMD or Intel CPUs
Nvidia drivers are causing issues again. Less than a week since users started reporting that driver version 595.59 was causing graphics card fans to stop working, a new driver release intended to fix those issues - version 595.71 - is now causing cards to run at lower voltages, power levels, and clock speeds, resulting in as much as 16% lower performance.Nvidia's track record for driver stability has been impressive, particularly in more recent years, leading to many users trusting new releases to be stable and performant, particularly those that are billed as Game Ready and released in time to support new games. However, this release of two quite drastically problematic drivers in quick succession could start to erode that trust.
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The latest Nvidia driver has "a bug" bad enough that it's been pulled, but there is an easy fix
Nvidia's gaming GPU revenue just plummeted despite record results overall
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