Updated, the FPS fell. 🚨

NVIDIA issued a partial warning to Windows 11 users; the latter found that patch update KB5074109 could be the cause of gaming problems, both framerate falls, broken images and black screens, suggesting that the update be uninstalled as a temporary fix.

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This point was revealed through NVIDIA's GeForce forum, the latter with users reporting gaming problems, specifically Forza Horizon 5, who experienced a malfunction after the Windows 11 update and installed a new version of the screen card driver, which NVIDIA employee Manuel Guzman later came forward to answer and confirm that the problem started after the Windows Update was installed, and for the time being, the known solution is only to remove the KB5074109 update.

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Although the user who set the thread did not mention the Windows 11 update, NVIDIA made mention of KB5074109 itself, making it expected that the company had reviewed the internal data and linked the update to reports of problems that had already occurred. Common symptoms include reduced performance, broken images or artifacts, and some cases of periodic black screens.

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However, this problem does not occur to all users, and it is not yet possible to confirm that Windows Update is the sole cause. Since most reports occur with the use of newer NVIDIA drivers, there is a possibility that there may be a compatibility problem between the operating system and the driver, which may be resolved in the next version of the driver. It is not recommended that for those who do not encounter the problem, the update be withdrawn.

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Source: videocardz

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