It is good to update your drivers for better performance. Personally, I realised that when a new version of driver is out and not loaded, my fps values are getting lower with the old driver installed. I don''t know if I am too suspicious or is it a marketing strategy ?

Happy flying...

My sense is a good part to most of the time 'performance' will not be affected meaningfully, unless something specifically was problematic w/ the specific software that was addressed in the update.  After 30y of updating drivers I've never noticed much difference, IOW.  How you can ascertain your 'fps values are getting lower' unless you run a specific MSFS benchmark and even then, good luck because unless you're locked frame rate will vary often moment to moment.

I'm getting better performance with the new drivers. Seems to be working fine, and no bugs introduced that I've noticed so far.

I have had it for a couple days and it seems to improve performance. 

It reset all my graphics settings to low. No performance improvement noticed, once reset everything seemed similar to before.

If it ain't broke, don't fix it...............

5 hours ago, kt069 said:

It is good to update your drivers for better performance. Personally, I realised that when a new version of driver is out and not loaded, my fps values are getting lower with the old driver installed. I don''t know if I am too suspicious or is it a marketing strategy ?

 

I always wait at least 30 days to see what shakes out.

I have been down the rabbit hole of constantly updating video drivers to the point of reverting to older drivers.  If your frame rates dropped it was not because of a video card driver unless that driver had an issue like a memory leak.  Updated drivers are released in order to fix known issues, add support for new games and sims, and to support newer video cards.  Since I don't play games and such, just FSX right now, I find a driver that works well with my computer and leave it alone.