NVIDIA Game Ready Driver 616.56 Reportedly Breaks 8-Bit Monitors, But Switching To 10-Bit Color Fixes The Flickering Instantly
A user discovered that NVIDIA's latest Game Ready Driver 616.56 introduces display flickering on 8-bit monitors. The workaround is to switch to 10-bit color depth. NVIDIA has acknowledged the issue and is investigating. This is the latest in a series of driver bugs affecting regular users.
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