React Server Components (RSC) transitioned from experimental to stable, prompting a developer to embrace them for improved performance.Initially skeptical, the developer's mindset shifted after facing performance issues in a dashboard app, leading to significant improvements.By moving the analytics dashboard to Server Components, metrics like LCP, bundle size, and Time to Interactive showed substantial enhancements.The transition involved simplifying data fetching, reorganizing components, and revising state management.Server Components excel in data-heavy dashboards, content-focused pages, SEO-critical sections, and complex visualizations.Interactive elements remain as client components, emphasizing the intelligent division of server and client work.Starting incrementally, leveraging Suspense boundaries, and focusing client components are recommended for a smoother transition.Despite challenges and complexities, embracing Server Components for performance gains in content or data-heavy interfaces is deemed worthwhile.Server Components emphasize a strategic approach to determining interactive components, avoiding unnecessary JavaScript transmission.Transitioning to Server Components can deliver substantial improvements in user experience, particularly for certain types of applications.