I am using a RTX A5000, and since the latest drivers (572.16-quadro-rtx-desktop-notebook-win10-win11-64bit-international-dch-whql) I have a distorted screen when I login to windows. It is only on my 4k BENQ monitor (PD2700U), my Dell FHD is fine. It scared the hell out of me thinking the BENQ had died, but when I enable HDR it is ok again. Also when I disable HDR again.
Same issue with 572.60-quadro-rtx-desktop-notebook-win10-win11-64bit-international-dch-whql, so reverted back to 553.62-quadro-rtx-desktop-notebook-win10-win11-64bit-international-dch-whql.
Anybody has the same issue?
Or how can I report a bug?
The same thing going on here. Nvidia RTX 4000 Ada Generations, Asus PG32UCDP, running 4k resolution at 120hz.
Reverting back to 553.62 fixes it.
Hey, I just reverted to 553.62, turned on HDR, installed 572.60 - display did not corrupt. Shut off HDR, seem to be still working fine. Try and see if this procedure helps.
Edit - spoke a bit too soon. After restarting windows, display comes back corrupted. Cycling HDR on and off fixes it.
I would keep HDR on, but it makes all the colors on my display bleek.
Relieved you have the same issue… What hardware do you use?
The HDR thing I aso wrote in my post.
Do you know where we can file a bug-report?
No idea how to submit a bug report, came here looking for help and saw your post. Are you saying the problem does not happen with a different monitor? I assume the different monitor does not have HDR support? I was considering bringing another monitor from my office to test out.
With HDR, If I cycle it, the fix is only temporary. Launching a game distorts the screen again, restarting windows distorts display, so I went back to the 553.62 driver.
It would be nice if we could rule out that it’s hardware related, so are you using also a BENQ monitor, maybe even the p2700U? My other monitor is a DELL P2419HC, which doesn’t support HDR.
Mine is Asus PG32UCDP, supports HDR.
Yes, the benq pd2700u supports HDR and has the issue, the dell P2419HC doesn’t support HDR and has no issue. So seems to be HDR related.
Thanks. HDR is definitely one of the culprits, but there is something else going on as well. I have a similar setup in the office - RTX4000 on Dell P3222EQ (non HDR), and upon installation of drivers newer than 553.62 the 2d screen rendering is very slow - the screen is tearing when scrolling. There are definitely issues with the last 2 sets of drivers, and there is no obvious way to report the issues. Back in the days nVidia had separate sets of drivers for their professional line of cards vs mainstream gaming cards, now its all combined and I’m not sure they even pay much attention to the professional cards.
Yes, same frustration here. These are no cheap cards, and I am surprised that there are not more people reporting the same issue…
/Edit: managed to create a bug report, and pointed it to this topic.
Great, lets see what they come back with.
Newly released 572.83 driver seems to have resolved the problem.
SUper, thanks for reporting back! It will take some time before I can install them. Will report back also!
Unfortunately with my system (dual 6254 and RTX A5000) still the same issue… Reverting back to 553.62. Disappointing…
