Here's the thing: Nvidia GPUs are some of the best in the market, but they're not immune to performance issues. I've come across quite a few discussions where users are frustrated with their graphics cards underperforming, and honestly, I get it. One of the main culprits seems to be the drivers. In my research, I found that many users reported significant drops in FPS after updating to the latest drivers [21][24]. It's natural to wonder why a simple update could lead to such chaos. Interestingly enough, some users have pointed out that specific settings can make or break your gaming experience. For instance, disabling overlays and adjusting power management can lead to smoother gameplay [25][27]. You might be surprised to hear that these small tweaks can lead to noticeable improvements. On the other hand, it turns out that certain configurations, especially those involving multiple monitors or high refresh rates, can introduce their own set of problems [36][38]. The bottom line is, if you’re experiencing performance issues, you’re not alone. Many gamers are dealing with the same frustrations. It’s worth noting that Nvidia is aware of these issues and is working on solutions, but in the meantime, experimenting with your settings and keeping an eye on driver updates can help mitigate some of these performance hiccups [22][29].