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try searching for said driver if it exists on the official site of the brand, let's hope you find one and it is the solution
either that or that you need to restart the game, since multithreading only applies after restarting
2. VFX instances can't communicate with eachother, hence I can't know the position nor distance from one to the other, else I would have done it long ago since I know what you were going to do, I made in the past the attempt to communicate them but to no avail, it's simply a game limitation