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We shouldn't have to roll back drivers in order to run a game properly in 2025.
The game is super stable now for me whereas on the past few releases it's been poor performance, system instability, game crashes, driver settings not applying correctly amongst others.
576.02 is a keeper for me.
Try verifying your files as your issues may actually be from corrupt files or needing a shader recompile.
I was on the last driver but it's fixed for the new driver.
The changelog does mention system instability on Windows 11 24h2 as one of many fixes in the newest drivers.
No crashes or hangs since I got the new driver.
Yeah the psu fan kicking in full rpm is a giveaway sign.
That's not driver related, it's not the behaviour you expect from even wonky drivers
-Setting specs to low
-Limiting to 60fps
-Turning off all Nvidia settings
-Turning off frame gen
-Undervolting CPU
-Lowering CPU frequency
It still crashes in both 576.02 and 576.83 for me.
Agreed, I have a 4070 and its been stable for me as well...
I didn't want to upgrade my driver for a while, because of all the blackscreen crash reports etc, so i tried the game with that, and it works. It gives a driver version warning at first start, but lets you click through it.