Monday, May 12th 2025

NVIDIA GeForce 576.40 WHQL Drivers Released

NVIDIA today released the latest version of its GeForce Game Ready drivers. These drivers come with optimization for "DOOM: The Dark Ages," and "New World: Aeternum." The drivers also add G-SYNC support for almost a dozen new monitor models, listed below. There is a rather short list of game-specific bug fixes with this release. To begin with, the drivers address random stability issues with "Monster Hunter Wilds." Also addressed is an issue specific to the RTX 50-series "Blackwell" GPUs, where in "Dead Space Remake," the shadows exhibit a random flicker.

Among the general issues fixed with this release is incorrect color saturation observed on RTX 50-series GPUs when the game is being rendered at a resolution lower than the display's native resolution. Another bug specific to the combination of RTX 50-series GPUs with ASUS PG32UQXR/ASUS ROG PG248QP/ASUS ROG PG32UCDM displays that causes these displays to boot to a black screen, has been fixed. A bug that causes certain LG TVs to exhibit a stutter at lower refresh rates with G-SYNC enabled, has been fixed. Grab the drivers from the link below.

DOWNLOAD: NVIDIA GeForce 576.40 WHQL
Game Ready
  • DOOM: The Dark Ages
  • New World: Aeternum
G-SYNC Monitor Support
  • Acer X32 V5
  • AOC 25G42E
  • AOC 24G42HE
  • AOC 25G4SRE
  • AOC Q27G40SE
  • I-O DATA GDQ271JAQ
  • Dell AW2725D
Fixed Gaming Bugs
  • [Monster Hunter Wilds] Random stability issues [5204023]
  • [RTX 50 series] Dead Space Remake displays shadow flicker [5241013]
Fixed General Bugs
  • [RTX 50 series] Colors may appear slightly saturated in games when in game-resolution is below the native resolution of the monitor [5158681]
  • [RTX 50 series] ASUS PG32UQXR/ASUS ROG PG248QP/ASUS ROG PG32UCDM display may boot to black screen [5088957]
  • Slight stutter may be observed on certain LG TVs at lower refresh rates when G-SYNC is enabled [5198025]
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]
  • F1 23/F1 24 crashes at the end of a race [5240429]
  • EA Sports FC 25 may crash during gameplay [5251937]
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32 Comments on NVIDIA GeForce 576.40 WHQL Drivers Released

#26
arni-gx
today, there is still no optimized pc rpg just like oblivion remastered 2025 ?

btw, i just install the latest nvidia driver, before this suddnely coming in here..... what happen, nvidia ??
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#27
Waldorf
love how many here are rolling back drivers, which is one of the things Nv states for quite a while NOT to do.
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#28
cal5582
Waldorflove how many here are rolling back drivers, which is one of the things Nv states for quite a while NOT to do.
if that fixes the issue does it really matter what they say?
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#29
Prima.Vera
cal5582yeah i had to roll mine back to dec drivers. its not even a main display card, it kept crashing.
@cal5582 Which version please? Is that the most stable one?
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#30
cvaldes
Prima.Vera@cal5582 Which version please? Is that the most stable one?
Game Ready 566.36, the last of the 566 series. This is the recommendation from multiple sources (including some game devs), not just some random TikTok luser.

This assumes you aren't playing any games that have been launched since December 2024. Using the December 2024 driver is worth a shot anyhow since playing a game with unoptimized settings might be better than running a driver that crashes. Your call.

Feel free to use DDU liberally and switch between the two to determine which driver works best for the specific software (plural) you are running. The answer will not be the same for everyone.

Best of luck.
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#31
Waldorf
@cal5582
to make it clear, im not talking about using a previous driver, but a rollback without uninstall/cleaning.

unless you have any insight of (Nv) drivers and rollback, and can sfate it is never an issue, just because it "works", doesnt mean its a good idea. too many ppl without troubleshooting knowledge might end up here after a websearch, and are unable to remedy if it goes south.

@cvaldes
i remember having micro stutter in some thins prior to 57x.xx, and certain sfutter/sync issues were fixed by Nv, but it might have been something else.
since im now on a fresh install and 2nd newest working, i might image os and try the other one again
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#32
cal5582
Waldorf@cal5582
to make it clear, im not talking about using a previous driver, but a rollback without uninstall/cleaning.

unless you have any insight of (Nv) drivers and rollback, and can sfate it is never an issue, just because it "works", doesnt mean its a good idea. too many ppl without troubleshooting knowledge might end up here after a websearch, and are unable to remedy if it goes south.

@cvaldes
i remember having micro stutter in some thins prior to 57x.xx, and certain sfutter/sync issues were fixed by Nv, but it might have been something else.
since im now on a fresh install and 2nd newest working, i might image os and try the other one again
oh yeah, always do a clean install of drivers if you can help it.
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