People get way too worked up about this stuff. Unless your game is totally broken, a driver tweak is just a tiny change most won't even SEE. Companies love to make every little fix sound like a huge DEAL to get you to download. It's mostly marketing for the hardcore crowd who chase every last frame. For regular playing, it's almost never that serious.

My friend had this little rover project that kept getting bad sensor readings whenever the motors kicked in. The vibration would shake a tiny camera module loose on its cheap plastic mount. He ended up putting a small zip tie around the whole thing as a clamp and then a dot of hot glue where the cable connected. Never had a dropout again after that.