NVIDIA Releases GeForce Game Ready Driver 572.60 with Official Support for RTX 50 Series GPUs

NVIDIA has officially released GeForce Game Ready Driver 572.60 to coincide with the launch of the GeForce RTX 5090 and RTX 5080. This driver is mandatory for users adopting the new Blackwell architecture, ensuring that the hardware functions with optimized performance and stability. The update includes foundational support for DLSS 4 and specific optimizations for the new RT cores found in the 50 series hardware. For professional users and developers, this driver brings critical updates to memory management and compute capabilities. The Blackwell architecture offers significantly higher memory bandwidth, and this release ensures that CUDA-based applications can leverage the new hardware efficiently. It also addresses several stability issues and security vulnerabilities found in previous driver versions, making it a recommended update for all GeForce users. In addition to hardware support, the driver includes fixes for known bugs such as intermittent flickering in high-refresh-rate monitors and specific application crashes. Organizations utilizing GPU clusters for local AI inference or 3D rendering should validate their current software stacks against this version to prepare for the transition to next-generation hardware. The driver is available now for Windows 10 and 11 systems.