US EditionNVIDIA Issues vBIOS Update to Fix RTX 5060 (Ti) Reboot Black Screens
- NVIDIA released an optional vBIOS update on May 28, 2025, to fix a black screen reboot issue affecting RTX 5060 and 5060 Ti cards on certain systems.
- The problem results from a firmware-level communication failure between the RTX 5060 series vBIOS and some motherboard BIOS/UEFI, especially in legacy mode.
- To update the firmware, users should run NVIDIA’s dedicated UEFI update utility version 2.0 within the operating system while a functional display is active, after confirming that the motherboard BIOS is current and the system is configured to boot in UEFI mode.
- NVIDIA emphasizes that the update should only be installed if users experience the black screen issue and warns that interrupting the firmware flashing process, such as through a power outage, could cause serious damage to the device.
- This firmware patch targets only RTX 5060 series cards and suggests the issue stems from NVIDIA's firmware code, with users advised to consult vendors for legacy BIOS support if needed.
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The video card does not always work in particularly old motherboards.
NVIDIA is once again experiencing firmware issues in its own portfolio – this time affecting the still-young GeForce RTX 5060 series, especially the Ti variant. Since its launch, user reports have been mounting about inexplicable black screen scenarios in which the system completely freezes or no longer displays a screen at all upon reboot. The manufacturer is now responding with a firmware update, which, however, is only available under very [……
The Geforce RTX 5060 and 5060 Ti are partially affected by a problem with blackscreens after restarting the computer. Nvidia now offers a firmware update for download, and there is news about the cause.
If the controversy was not too high for this graph, the problems never come alone and is demonstrated after NVIDIA recognized a mistake that has just been corrected. And it is that the RTX 5060 and RTX 5060 Ti face a firmware update after only a week on sale, where the NVIDIA itself detected a very rare problem a few days ago: black screens. It was Friday afternoon when in silence, inside its website, the greens launched the notice after repeate…
Many users seem to have problems with NVIDIA's recent RTX 5060 (TI or not) and the problem may have been identified. Indeed, the problem may come from a lack of compatibility with some old motherboards, prior to them, when they are set to Legacy/CSM, this can create black screens at Boot. NVIDIA has therefore put online, a tool to update the Bios of your graphics card, it will check, in advance, whether the operation is necessary, if you are tou…
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