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Someone says it has something to do with the animated cursors.

Only the workaround of the issue is to install the outdated driver v457.51 like you have no video games to play other than ANNO 1800. You have to reboot the system to save your system and yourself from this horror. It destabilizes the PC, your system keeps stuttering even after exiting the game. If you play ANNO 1800 for 3-4 hours, your PC starts stuttering, the framerate drops and the game becomes unplayable at some point because it is too laggy no matter how powerful your rig is. You can see the issue in the previous forum and it was never resolved. This also happened on my last 4k (non-HDR) display.This is a well-known problem for NVIDIA users. This sounds like it is a PlayReady issue on 4K displays (or on some 4K displays). HBO Max has no effect when uninstalling HEVC video extentions. Now if I have PlayReady enabled and I uninstall HEVC video extentions then the Mouse hover jitters/stutters stop in Netflix, but I can't view 4K or 4K HDR content.

However, I was still able to play videos on both services with no 4k or 4k HDR on Netflix. The jitter/stutter stopped on both when I disabled PlayReady. The 10-second jitter/stutter also happens with HBO Max when playing back some videos (not all). This seems to happen with 4k/4k HDR content as-well-as ATMOS content (Excluding Anime). The issue: mouse hover previews in Netflix jitter/stutter for around 10 seconds. Use Microsoft Edge to access the content.Goto "edge://flags" and search for PlayReady. Make sure PlayReady is enabled in Edge settings.Purchase HEVC video Extensions ($0.99 in the Microsoft store) and install it.Make sure Intel SGX (Software Guard Extensions) is set to on or "Software Controlled" in the system BIOS.A compatible HDCP 2.2 4k/4k HDR monitor and GPU.Unfortunately, there is a long list of requirements and 4k/4k HDR Netflix is not compatible with any AMD processors (unfortunately it's Intel only). Anyway, to reproduce this you have to setup you PC to be able to playback Netflix 4k/4k HDR. Those people won't experience this issue. The majority of the world is on 1080p or 1440p monitors. I've had two 32-inch 4k monitors since 2017 (the latest one being 4K HDR).