Very poor performance on high end pc after Premiere Pro 25.2

Look on the Install dialog, you'll see a "Clean Install" checkbox, use that. That will uninstall for you.

@MyerPj thanks! i'll do it. I think i should uninstall the gamer version, right?

Just head over to nvidia.com, put in your card info and <Find>, you'll see results like this:

Just download it and run it. Use a 'clean' install also. And FWIW: I only install the drivers, not the geforce software.

I guess it goes w/out saying, using the Studio not the Game driver.

@MyerPj most of the media are on my HD, the m2 i use to install the adobe programs and the system, right now i have 474 gb free on that m2, my HD right now i have 174 gb free

Yeah, i deleted the effect and it worked, and this time even with ME it didn't render. About se studio version, i'm not aware of that, so i'll lear more about it and how to install it on my PC

Here's two article I've seen recently:

https://www.reddit.com/r/pcmasterrace/comments/1jikpv9/nvidia_game_ready_driver_572xx_is_reportedly/

https://www.pcworld.com/article/2660165/microsoft-blocks-latest-windows-11-24h2-update-due-to-driver-crashes.html 

Hi @Fontenelle Moraes - As MyerPJ has said Adobe recommends using the "Studio" driver version when working in Premiere Pro.  If you delete the effect at the timecode, can you then export your sequence?

i've been having this issue when rendering videos.

To be able to render have to close premiere, and export on media encoder

Your 2 ssd's are kinda small. What are your projects and media? How much free space do you have on them?

That's the most recent nVidia driver. You must install the Studio driver, not the Game driver.

Furthermore I read, there are problems with the 57x.x game drivers crashing some games. The article suggested rolling back to the 56x.x driver for now.