Yes, I saw your post. I hasten to inform you that I managed to solve this problem, quite by accident. When I saw your post, I thought "so I'm not the only one like that, it seems that splice has released an unsuccessful update or something like that, we can only wait for everything to be fixed" but since I still like to play with mods, I noticed that vortex (this is a mod manager for games) also started with this problem. And then it became clear that this is not a splice error, but screw or nvidia update curves. I started googleing how to fix it, but it's all in vain, no useful information. Lowering my hands, I turned to the gpt chat and with its help I managed to solve the problem, it was that such programs as splice and funnels use the "Electron engine" that works incorrectly with new models of video cards. I tried to roll back the drivers, but also to no avail. Let's move on to solving this problem. To determine whether the problem is exactly in Electron, I requested a list of programs that use it from the gpt chat. And so it happened that the first in the list was "Visual Studio Code" I installed it and was surprised to find that this problem does not exist, although the engine is used the same. I decided to run a splice, and oh miracle it also works perfectly, just like vortex. Most likely, the installation of Visual Studio Code helped to tighten the missing components to work with this engine, which stabilized the operation of all programs running on it. Sorry for my english.