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The saga of problematic drivers since the release of the GeForce RTX 50 has been a major headache for NVIDIA GPU users. But on Tuesday (29), the Green Team released a hotfix (576.26) with several corrections for specific games on Blackwell-based graphics cards, as well as general adjustments.

• Learn about the 6 main problems with GeForce RTX 50
• Discover the main technologies of the new generation of GeForce RTX 50 Blackwell GPUs

This hotfix driver only mentions improvements made specifically for GeForce RTX 50 GPUs, without citing other generations. However, it’s worth noting that RTX 30 and RTX 40 series cards also have issues with the latest drivers, released since December 2024.

Corrections in the new NVIDIA driver

In terms of corrections for Blackwell-based graphics cards, the changes are as follows:

• [RTX 50 series] [Black Myth]: The game freezes randomly when Wukong transforms [5231902]
• [RTX 50 series] [LG 27GX790A/45GX950A/32GX870A/40WT95UF/27G850A]: White screen display during execution in DisplayPort 2.1 mode with HDR [5080789]
• [Forza Horizon 5]: Lights flicker at night [5038335]
• [Forza Motorsport]: Track corruption occurs in night races or benchmarks [5201811]
• [RTX 50 series] [Red Dead Redemption 2]: The game freezes shortly after starting in DX12 mode. No issues in Vulkan mode [5137042]
• [RTX 50 series] [Horizon Forbidden West]: The game freezes after loading a saved game [5227554]
• [RTX 50 series] Gray screen freeze with multiple monitors [5239138]
• [RTX 50 series] [Dead Island 2]: The game freezes after updating to GRD 576.02 [5238676]
• [RTX 50 series] [Resident Evil 4 Remake]: Background textures flicker [5227655]
• [RTX 50 series] Momentary screen flicker when running in DisplayPort 2.1 mode with a high refresh rate [5009200]

The hotfix driver 576.26 also includes corrections made in the hotfix driver 576.15, such as adjustments to low clock speeds when the RTX 50 GPU is idle, V-Sync in SteamVR games, errors in temperature sensor readings, and more.

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