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• Hardware Platform RTX 5060, RTX 5060 TI • DeepStream Version 7.1 • TensorRT Version TRT 10.3.0.31 • NVIDIA GPU Driver Version R560.35.03 • Issue Type questions
I’ve been working with Nvidia RTX 4060 TI flawlessly for so long now and built my deepstream app on this type of GPU. However, It’s not available now in the market. Can i get the RTX 5060 TI now? in the official documentation for deepstream installation: Installation — DeepStream documentation I can see that the inteded driver for dGPU is R560.35.03. Which, following that link: Driver Details | NVIDIA requires a 40 series GPU with no mention of the 50 series. Should i expect a different driver soon? or should i use a different driver for the 50 series hoping that deep stream would work with it? or should i just simply stick with 4060 TI and keep looking for it?
I’m in a similar situation, but with an RTX 5090.
DeepStream 7.1 does not currently work with the new Blackwell architecture, because the included TensorRT version (10.3.0.31) does not yet support the 50‑series GPUs.
I’ve opened a related thread here:
From what I can see, the official DeepStream 7.1 docs list driver R560.35.03, which only officially supports up to the 40‑series. That’s why even if you install the 560 driver, it won’t work properly on the 50‑series yet — TensorRT inside DeepStream needs to be updated to add Blackwell (SM 9.0+) support.
So right now:
If you need a stable DeepStream setup, it’s safer to stick with a 40‑series card
If you want to try the 50‑series, you’ll likely need to wait for a DeepStream release that bundles a newer TensorRT version (or attempt a custom build of DeepStream with the latest TRT, though that’s non‑trivial (but haven’t tried).
Hopefully NVIDIA will provide an updated release soon that officially supports the RTX 50‑series.
I think it should be in this month, it’s too long from previous release.