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- NVIDIA RTX 5090 collided with the most graphic driver
- There are many reports that graphics processors are no longer recognized by computers after installing the driver
- The problem can be wrapped in PCIE 5.0 Compatibility
NvidiaThe new graphic driver that brings support for RTX 5090 and 5080 GPU, creates problems with the collapse of games – And on top of that, now there are reports from some Blackwell Graphics Card flagship owners that they have some serious difficulties.
We need to clarify immediately from the bat from which the ghost cable melting that known RTX 4090 is not thing With the RTX 5090, despite some rumors that have recently spread. These reports fully received the wrong end of the rod (or the power connector, more recently).
These fresh bugs that at first glance influence the RTX 5090 are most of all that GPU is not working (not recognized by the computer), in addition by claiming that two of these NVIDIA graphics cards were brick (posted of goofish). Obviously, part of the problem here is “very likely” from the internal components of “burning”, although the translation may be a problem here, I have to mention. In addition, at this stage we must be very cautious about these specific anecdotal reports (I will soon be back to it).
AS Videocardz Flag, these problems have obviously affected some RTX 5090 buyers, as well as those who have purchased the RTX 5090 D in Asia (the flagship variant made for this region).
While almost all of these reports appeared in Asia – pop -up to the likes of Chiphel, Baidu and Bilibili, such as Wccftech Spotted – and include graphics card manufacturers such as Manli or colored, there are two reports of problems with Reddit by the owners of the ASUS RTX 5090 (the original poster and a request for follow -up on this topic).
Worth noting that RTX 5080 graphics cards They are not affected by these obvious problems.
Analysis: PCIe compatibility troubles?
What’s going on here? Well, this is complicated for interweaving and for now we have to give the NVIDIA the benefit of doubt, at least with regard to the RTX 5090 graphics cards, which are fried in some way – take this with a whole A bunch of spice.
However, the problems with the new graphic driver causing the RTX 5090 not to be recognized by the system certainly look very real. In fact, this problem was observed in some flagship reviews and this is something that can be completed in PCIE 5.0 compatibility.
The solution for some, as noted in the Reddit thread with the ASUS RTX 5090, is to target the BIOS and descend to PCIE 4.0 instead. Yes, it will mean a slight loss of productivity, but it is not so big (and it will only be temporary as when things are smoothed, you will be able to switch back).
This drop of PCIE-4.0 Plan does not help everyone and the trick does not work for the RTX 5090 owned by the original Reddit poster. They had to send their board back to NVIDIA, with Team Green investigating the problem, they told us.
This remains one thing to monitor carefully, for now. Of course, with very few RTX 5090 graphics cards – Due to seriously limited stocks – Everyone is unlikely to be widely reported.
We have contacted NVIDIA to see if the company can shed some light on this and update this story with any answer.
