Latest NVIDIA GeForce Graphics Drivers for Windows 11

bobkn · Friday at 10:58 PM

p5200 said:
If everything goes as planed, I should be installing an Invidia Graphics card. Should I hold off on the new drivers and try to load the previous version? It's an Asus Geforce dual 4060 card.

That's unexpected. I hope that you didn't have to stretch your budget too far.

The latest game-ready drivers (576.40) are probably OK. I'm using them at the moment. They include fixes for some new games. (But I don't play.) The Studio version is still at 576.02. I think that both fixed the bug where some third-party software (like GPU-Z) didn't detect the GPU temperature correctly.

If memory serves, the 566.36 drivers were the last ones released before RTX 50X0 support. That may be why gamers recommend them for RTX 40X0 cards and older.

Any of those versions should be OK with a 4060.

p5200 · Friday at 11:16 PM

I ordered the RX 5700 from Amazon and received it yesterday and returned it today. Installed it and the auto detect said RX 580? Checked device manager and it said RX 580. So I began checking things. The box doesn't say RX 5700 just stickers on it and, the card that say RX 5700. Also, the 5700 requires a 6 pin and an 8 pin power plug. This one just had one 8 pin like the 580 model. I got on the phone and told them I didn't appreciate that one bit! So they sent a QR Code to my phone and dropped it off at the UPS Store this morning. I was lucky and found the used 4060 card for a little more money. Suppose to get it in the morning.

p5200 · Friday at 11:22 PM

Does the Studio version have more picture quality or are they both about the same?

bobkn · Friday at 11:42 PM

p5200 said:
Does the Studio version have more picture quality or are they both about the same?

The same.

The Studio drivers are supposed to be more stable for professional use (content creation), but I think that means they may lack some updates for games that might prove problematic. I've used both, and never saw a difference.

p5200 · Friday at 11:46 PM

You can only install one or the other and not both?

bobkn · Friday at 11:48 PM

p5200 said:
I ordered the RX 5700 from Amazon and received it yesterday and returned it today. Installed it and the auto detect said RX 580? Checked device manager and it said RX 580. So I began checking things. The box doesn't say RX 5700 just stickers on it and, the card that say RX 5700. Also, the 5700 requires a 6 pin and an 8 pin power plug. This one just had one 8 pin like the 580 model. I got on the phone and told them I didn't appreciate that one bit! So they sent a QR Code to my phone and dropped it off at the UPS Store this morning. I was lucky and found the used 4060 card for a little more money. Suppose to get it in the morning.

At least you didn't get one of those more professionally prepared scam cards that have a modified BIOS so it would report itself as a 5700XT.

I see prices for the RX580 at Newegg from less than $100 to over $600. I can't explain the latter.

A 580 is greatly inferior to a 5700XT.

p5200 · Friday at 11:48 PM

I like to watch DVDs or stream movies a lot.

bobkn · Friday at 11:50 PM

p5200 said:
You can only install one or the other and not both?

If there's a straightforward way of having both present, I don't know it.

IMHO, it would be pointless. I believe that the differences between game-ready and studio drivers are tiny.

p5200 · Friday at 11:54 PM

Ok, yeah I'm glad I was able to tell in so many ways it was a 580 model card. The 580 was an inch and a half shorter also.

gunrunnerjohn · Saturday at 12:02 PM

p5200 said:
I like to watch DVDs or stream movies a lot.

Movies will probably be fine with the processor embedded graphics, they don't really tax the video capabilities. You're not rendering anything with streaming video, so the embedded GPU is more than sufficient. I have a Nvidia RTX 4060, but I really got that for the 3D modeling I do, other than that, I probably could have stuck with the i5-14500 embedded GPU. Before I installed the RTX 4060, I was running two monitors with the embedded GPU, and I could see no issues in ordinary use. Both the 5120x1440 and the 1920x1080 monitors didn't have any display issues with the embedded GPU.

MoKiChU · Monday at 12:09 PM

MoKiChU said:
Hi everyone,

- NVIDIA GeForce GPU Drivers (DCH - Game Ready) :

Drivers : 576.52 (32.0.15.7652 WHQL [14/05/2025])
Download : Link
Release Notes : Link

Game Ready :

This new Game Ready Driver provides the best gaming experience for the latest new games supporting DLSS 4 technology including F1 25 and Dune: Awakening, as well as the Full Ray Tracing update for NARAKA: BLADEPOINT.

Fixed Issues :

Fixed Gaming Bugs :

[F1 23/F1 24] Game crashes at the end of a race [5240429]

[Diablo II Resurrected] Game displays black screen corruption when using DLSS [5264112]

[SCUM] Game may crash after updating to R575 drivers [5257319]

Shader disk cache will not be created with certain games if OS username contains unicode characters [5274587]

Fixed General Bugs :

[Lumion 12] Missing certain UI components [5213228]

[Varjo XR3] Varjo XR3 HMD is not working on RTX 50 series GPUs [5173753]

Open Issues :

Flickering/corruption around light sources in Ghost of Tsushima Directors Cut [5138067]

Cyberpunk 2077 will crash when using Photo Mode to take a screenshot with path tracing enabled [5076545]

EA Sports FC 25 may crash during gameplay [5251937]

[Forza Horizon 5] Game may crash after extended gameplay [5131160]

Click to expand...

Josey Wales · Monday at 12:37 PM

I have no use for a Video driver that is almost 1 GB in size. I am using 566.36 without any issues while gaming or streaming Videos.

Brink · Monday at 12:47 PM

New NVIDIA Game Ready and Studio WHQL driver 576.52 version released. See first post for more details.

pietcorus2 · Monday at 12:49 PM

" almost 1 GB in size "................wtf

Josey Wales · Monday at 1:02 PM

pietcorus2 said:
" almost 1 GB in size "................wtf

Melchior · Monday at 2:49 PM

that is just the size of the installer..
with all the parts that come with it, like the Nvidia App audio driver etc..
the Nvidia kernel mode display driver is really only WOW its 111MB in size..
wow so it is big these days...

FrancoDT · Monday at 3:21 PM

So just a heads up, I got a new machine a couple weeks ago and made the mistake of upgrading the NVIDIA and Intel graphics drivers which in turn borked the Modern Standby S0 sleep mode for my machine. Screen would no longer wake up after sleep and would then BSOD. After consulting with Dell tech support who suspected the graphics drivers I reverted back to the Dell factory drivers and the issue was resolved. I'm currently on NVIDIA 572.90 from the Dell support site for my RTX 5080.

Just thought I'd post if you have any strange issues especially sleep or hibernate issues (my hibernate is off along with fast startup) you may want to roll back to those outdated factory drivers.

Wolfzz · 2025-05-20T20:00:06-0400

RTX 5080 Super rumored with 24GB of memory — Same 10,752 CUDA cores as the vanilla variant with a 400W+ TGP

RTX 5080 Super rumored with 24GB of memory — Same 10,752 CUDA cores as the vanilla variant with a 400W+ TGP

50% more VRAM than the standard RTX 5080.

www.tomshardware.com

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