NVIDIA today released the latest version of its GeForce Game Ready drivers. The drivers don't include any new game-specific optimization, but come with many game- and application-specific bug fixes for GeForce RTX 50-series "Blackwell" GPUs. To begin with, a bug that causes "Black Myth Wukong" to randomly crash during gameplay has been fixed. Another bug that causes "Red Dead Redemption 2" to crash shortly after starting in D3D12 mode (and not Vulkan mode) has been fixed. "Horizon Forbidden West" freezing after loading a saved game has been fixed. "Dead Island 2" crashing after upgrading to 576.02 WHQL has been fixed. An issue with flickering background textures with "Resident Evil 4 remake" has been fixed.

A bug that causes some games to display a flicker/corruption after updating to 576.02 has been fixed. A game crash noticed when compiling shaders in some games has been fixed. A bug with "Forza Horizon 5" that causes lights to flicker in night scenes has been fixed. Another bug with "Forza Motorsport" that causes track display corruption in night races has been fixed. The drivers also come with a significant load of general bugs. To begin with, a bug that causes lower idle GPU clock speeds after updating to 576.02 has been fixed. Momentary display flicker noticed in displays with DP2.1 connections has been fixed. Lumion 2024 crashing when entering render mode on RTX 50-series GPUs has been fixed. A bug that causes certain LG displays (mentioned below) to put out blank screens when running with DP2.1 and HDR has been fixed. Another bug that causes RTX 50-series Laptop GPUs to put out black screens when resuming from modern standby has been fixed. Lastly, a bug with SteamVR causing random stutters with V-Sync has been fixed.

DOWNLOAD: NVIDIA GeForce 576.28 WHQL