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Nvidia's Latest Driver Bug Causes Screen Flickers and Color Corruption

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Nvidia's latest graphics driver has caused frustration for some GeForce GPU owners due to a bug that causes screen flickers and color corruption.

The issue is affecting gamers who use version 616.56 of the Game Ready Driver, with reports emerging on Reddit and X about the problem occurring in various games and applications.

Some users have suggested potential workarounds, including switching to 10-bit color mode or disabling Multi-Plane Overlay (MPO) in Windows 11, but these fixes may not be permanent until Nvidia releases an official patch.

Nvidia has acknowledged the issue and is working on a fix, with some users opting to roll back their driver to an earlier version to resolve the problem.

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