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Since Cooter pointed out this workaround does not affect the perfomance and only does it do is stablish a proper link to internet entry then I'm no longer interested in proceeding so I have reverted back to the original file just in case.
I have a bunch of really old games, that want to talk to servers on the net that (at best) are no longer there.
Just thinking of how insecure those games may be is chilling. One of them even has a known vulnerability that is not going to get patched, making it very risky indeed to trade savesgames, replays and addons for it.
Not much to comment on performance,. Running with a gtx1050 @ 120hz no problems.
In your case I would be betting on driver crashing, which can have symptoms like that - appears to freeze, while nv display container reboots it in the background.
One of the big issues there might be incompatible ambient occlusion - things have changed a lot since the game came out.
I would definitely turn it all the way off, as well as any 'temporal AA' bs that is often wonky as hell on top of being ugly as sin. Then gradually adjust the SSAO up.
I'm running it on medium no issues except it is, well, ugly, so may as well turn it off.