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It doesnt.  I have that same machine.  Some people just dont understand how to install these drivers correctly.  There is nothing wrong with them and the windows 2004 edition.  Unless Im the smartest person in the world here.  You need to make sure you reboot into safe mode and do the DDU from there.  Do it three times without it closing itself or rebooting.  Then boot back into windows and do a clean install with the option checked to factory reset the drivers.  It should lay down the driver then reboot and finish installing.  Then reboot again and you have it.  

Aside from that, there are no issues with the driver and windows aside from the throttling thats there with any of them.  We forget that most people are not computer people and have no idea how to boot into W10 recovery/safe mode or how to install windows from scratch once you mess up the installation with all the BS internet snake oil tweaks.  

Having tested with my 5300m, not encountering the blank screen problem. Thanks so much for your help, Mat! BTW, is there any way that I could enable the power tweaking tool such as Wattman? It'll be awsome if this problem can be fixed in 16" mbp.

Well, you’re wrong. Because I and many others who posted previously have followed the exact installation technique and absolutely DO still have the issue.

Perhaps some machines are different in some way? Macs are not all homogenous. Most parts, like motherboard, RAM, etc are sourced from multiple vendors. The same thing happened with the April drivers, fine on some, crash on others. There are also different external monitors, resolution settings, games, etc.

It is incredibly closed minded to think that just because your machine doesn’t have a problem, no one’s machine does.

Im not closed minded.  On the flip side I've been in IT for 20 years and currently Im a senior network engineer for a global company.  Im wired to think the opposite of closed minded when it comes to IT related problems.  20 times a day some idiot calls claiming the whole network is down, meanwhile its just his PC, and its just a certain site at a certain time and he hasnt tried it in a week.  Thats the reality.  The "this driver is broke" guy most likely installed it incorrectly, or has some corrupt version of windows thats been tweaked from here to hell with everything he could find from every site claiming to have "the fix" to make the mbp a decent gaming machine.  Not to mention all the freeware software people are using to manipulate all the different hardware profiles the machine is trying to maintain.  There are a thousand reasons why its not working for you, and none of them are this driver.  Because if it works for one person, then its working...  I have a 2019 16" i9 MBP with the 5500m 4gb.  I have a fairly clean w10 Pro 2004 installation that only has a few games loaded.  I followed what I said about installing the driver to the T, as I've done with the older versions and still have no issues with crashing games or the machine itself.  So you tell me what IM doing wrong since I seem to be in the minority of people its working for...

Have you considered the general IT call you get is not from the same type of person that browses a custom GPU firmware site? I’m not going to keep arguing with your ego. I have, multiple times, installed correctly. January worked. April and August have not. Page 1 of this thread is full of people who you say can’t figure out safe mode who are clearly doing DDU on the fly driver swaps. For whatever reason, it isn’t working on some machines. I would not trust anyone in technical support who genuinely believed that a driver working on one particular machine and configuration means it MUST work on all.