it works when you roll back the driver to 572.83
Community ManagerHey there,
Players who are using Nvidia 5000 series cards are having similar issues. We have seen some players solving this by rolling back the driver to 572.83.
I know rolling back drivers is not an ideal solution, but it is working as a workaround.
-Groguet
Rtx 5060 ti is not supported by 572.83.
for some of us it is not. that driver doesnt support 50 series cards so basically your asking us to make our system unstable and risk damaging it? are you paying for the fixes for a burnt out GPU thats overworking or is that not covered by the EULA (LOL)? its fine, i wont play your games. not any loss to me altho i would love a proper fix as ya know, some of us actually enjoy it.
Unless you're on the 5060 TI, 572.83 supports the 50 series card and is pre temp sensor issues.
I've got a 5080 and all temp sensors etc work fine with 572.83 which is the March driver from the 5070 / 5070 TI launch, as long as you're on a 5070, 5070 TI, 5080 or 5090 you can safely use these from the link below.
GeForce Game Ready Driver | 572.83 | Windows 11 | NVIDIA
Temperature sensing issues were introduced in 576.02 which is the 5060 TI WHQL driver release. There was a hotfix shortly after that addressed that, and then the latest ones (576.28) also included those fixes. Sadly neither 576.02, the hotfix or latest WHQL release 576.28 work with F1 24.
The 50 series drivers have been an absolute shambles and with the 5060 launch looming, I wouldn't bet on them magically fixing it for another couple of releases.
noted appreciate the clarification. that said i do agree the 50 series is insanely unstable currently. ive been dealing with all kinds of issues (drivers over time destabilize themselves, checked via latencymon and tracked to the DirectX GPU driver...).
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