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Nvidia Pulls GeForce 595.59 Drivers Over Fan-Control Bug, Tells Users to Roll Back

The company is investigating reports that the release misread GPU fan sensors, creating thermal and stability risks on some RTX cards.

A GeForce RTX 5090 graphics card
Top-down view of a sleek dual-fan graphics card resting on a light wood surface, presented as game ready driver compatible hardware.
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The latest Nvidia driver has "a bug" bad enough that it's been pulled, but there's an easy fix if you downloaded it

Overview

  • The 595.59 Game Ready and Studio drivers were withdrawn hours after release following Nvidia’s confirmation of a bug and removal of the downloads.
  • Users with RTX 3000-, 4000-, and 5000-series GPUs reported fan-detection failures, including systems recognizing only a single GPU fan.
  • Further reports described black screens, crashes, overheating, performance loss, and limited boost clocks in some titles.
  • Nvidia instructs affected users to revert to 591.86 WHQL, with rollback possible via the Nvidia App or Windows Device Manager.
  • The driver had been timed for Resident Evil Requiem with DLSS 4 MFG and DLSS Ray Reconstruction plus Marathon support, while the scope and root cause remain under review.