NVIDIA GeForce RTX 40 owners are fed up. For months, they’ve been dealing with blue screens of death and frequent crashes. According to Tom’s Hardware, the community is frustrated because it seems like NVIDIA is focusing on its new RTX 50 series instead of fixing the issues with the current one.
Persistent Problems
People are sharing their experiences on forums and social media. One Reddit user said they got a black screen after updating their drivers. A restart temporarily fixed the problem, but it made them wary of future updates.
Troubleshooting
The community thinks the combination of Frame Generation tech and G-Sync might be causing the issues. Some have found temporary fixes like rolling back to older drivers, disabling Frame Generation and G-Sync, downgrading DLSS, or reducing monitor refresh rates. These aren’t permanent solutions, though.
NVIDIA’s Priorities
Users are upset because they feel NVIDIA is putting all its attention on the new RTX 50 series, leaving the RTX 40 problems unsolved. This has led to criticism, as many expect the company to support its existing products and provide effective solutions.
Next Steps
The community is waiting for an official response from NVIDIA and some real fixes. Until then, users will keep sharing their experiences and workarounds on forums and social media to minimize the impact of these instabilities on their daily use.
