This cursor corruption bug was ridiculous. I ended up not playing some games (I think Dota) because I would get this bug. I went with an Nvidia card as my next one because of that as well.
It's interesting how something that seems relatively minor could have such an impact on purchasing decisions.
You can see problems today like the mouse cursor not respecting Windows 10's night-shift color filter for the same reason.
This pointer not respecting night-shift hits the trifecta hat trick. There's a registry fix, of course, but the first time I saw it, I thought "huh, that's weird". How did this get out without somebody on the release train thinking to themselves the exact same thing?