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In May 2017, Valve claimed that these "fake games" harmed Steam by feeding "faux data" into the storefront's algorithm, which resulted in asset flips being granted a disproportionate amount of storefront exposure relative to the number of people actually playing them. To counter this, Valve implemented a "confidence metric" system, wherein trading cards can only drop for games which pass a sales threshold.
Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steam_Trading_Cards
Especially when they are not so far to each other
I got a gtx 1080 the game runs fantastic, hell I can even use cheat engine to speed toggle the game and still no frame drops.
(edit): explained by @Mars below.