Officially, it'll come after Nvidia's 580 driver series, which is expected to run through the first half of next year.

Nvidia keeps trying to fix its GPU drivers after a series of issues. The latest hotfix driver has arrived to fix problems for RTX 50-series owners.

The trend of frequent Nvidia Game Ready Drivers and hotfix updates continues, with version 576.66 released to address game crashes and bugs.

Nvidia has released five driver updates in the past couple of months, but while they've eased some of the problems with new 50-series cards, older GPUs are still struggling.

Certainly Nvidia claimed as such. And yet while the reports of new RTX 50 GPUs having black-screen driver issues reduced, we started to hear from older Nvidia graphics card owners more often.

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Nvidia's latest driver release is causing blue screen loops on certain Windows PCs. Here's how to check if you're affected and how to avoid it.

Nvidia’s GPU drivers have been a disaster over the past four months. It all started when Nvidia released its drivers for the RTX 50-series cards in January, and introduced black screen issues ...

As reported by VideoCardz, Nvidia released a new GeForce Hotfix 576.66 driver, which comes after the Game Ready Driver 576.52, to fix and address several game crashes and bugs.