The problem could either be with corrupt or outdated Display drivers or the lack of a suitable GPU. In both these cases, we will have to troubleshoot accordingly. Try the following solutions ...

TL;DR: Intel launched the Arc B580 graphics card, priced at $250. It offers 12GB VRAM and outperforms the GeForce RTX 4060 and Radeon RX 7600. A new driver update addresses issues in games like Elden ...

Nvidia's new Game Ready Driver 572.83 is still causing the same black screen issue from previous versions The new driver update adds support for new games and RTX 5000 series notebooks The issue can ...

Windows update KB5074109 is linked to black screen and freezing issues on Nvidia systems, with users awaiting a driver or ...

Use the following suggestions to fix the “Windows detected a potential issue with your graphics device” error on your computer with AMD graphics: I have explained ...

NVIDIA rolled out a new 'Game Ready' GPU driver for GeForce owners this week, version 546.29 WHQL, which brings optimizations to Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition (not to be confused with the 2.1 ...

AMD is often criticized for its drivers and the latest Radeon driver release has not helped that reputation with one users reporting the drivers dropped performance, renamed their GPU and disconnected ...

Slowly but surely the world finds out the mess that the Intel Arc GPU situation is, with enthusiasts and readers of TweakTown and any other tech press (written or video) should know by now... but now ...

Nvidia clearly still has a lot of work to do with its graphics card drivers, after further investigations found that crashes still exist with a wide range of hardware, and in an expansive collection ...

That's why I always say you should look beyond your GPU whenever you encounter stutters. CPU performance, memory behavior, ...

NVIDIA has begun pushing out a new 'Game Ready' GPU driver, version 531.29 WHQL, and with it comes a fix for an odd bug that was causing CPU usage to spike after exiting a game. This was actually ...

Anyone who’s ever dabbled in programming can tell you that a single mistake can have some very big consequences. So it is with one of the first drivers for Intel’s much-anticipated Arc desktop GPUs.