NVIDIA GeForce owners are experiencing increased CPU load after a recent update, showing driver issues aren’t limited to AMD graphics cards.

Problems with Drivers Affect Not Only AMD Graphics Cards

The latest update has caused trouble for NVIDIA GeForce owners as well. Many of them have noticed a significant increase in CPU usage, which can lead to slower performance and even system crashes.

Causes of Driver Problems

Driver problems can occur due to various reasons, such as incompatible drivers or outdated software versions. Sometimes the issues are related to hardware malfunctions or conflicts between different components.

Symptoms of Driver Issues

If you suspect that your computer is experiencing driver-related problems, there are some common symptoms you may notice:

• Lack of audio or video output
• Frequent application errors or crashes

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Troubleshooting Tips for Driver Issues

To diagnose and fix driver issues on your computer, try these tips:

1. Update Your Drivers: You should regularly check for updates from the manufacturer’s website and install any available updates.
2. < strong > Reinstall Drivers :< / strong > If updating doesn’t work then uninstalling current drivers completely & reinstalling it again often fixes many driver-related issues.
3. < st rong style = "color:red" > Buy new Hardware: In case if hardware is old enough then replacing that will solve all those outdated software issue permanently.