Now, it would obviously be bad news if the Nvidia App was causing a performance hit on gaming PCs because Nvidia is transitioning its software stack ...

When the Nvidia app launched last month, it followed on from a successful beta period where the app was praised for not ...

An X user, @Sebasti66855537, reported that the Nvidia app had decreased the FPS and caused frametime issues on their system. The user also posted some pictures to validate their claims.

If you’re an avid gamer, the best way to assess your PC’s gaming performance is to use an FPS counter. An FPS counter allows ...

The update also improves the in-game overlay functionality within the Nvidia App. By pressing Alt ... The app now supports AV1 120 FPS recording, enabling high-quality and smooth in-game captures.

You may want to rethink using the NVIDIA App right now, especially if you're one of the people that really care about in-game ...

For Nvidia cards, ensure you have GeForce Experience or the Nvidia App installed and the in-game overlay enabled. Then hit Alt + R in-game to bring up your performance monitor. With AMD cards ...

For Nvidia cards, ensure you have GeForce Experience or the Nvidia App installed and the in-game overlay enabled. Then hit Alt + R in-game to bring up your performance monitor. With AMD cards ...

Complementing this is Xe Low Latency, an equivalent to Nvidia Reflex that aims to ... frequently requested features like an FPS metric in the overlay and display scaling settings.

Like AMD FSR and Nvidia DLSS, XeSS renders scenes ... Center now offers a quick semi-transparent overlay that is also part of ...

That’s not an issue alone, but during most cutscenes, the CPU is absolutely slammed and animations often look as if they’re running below 60 fps ... performance overlay baked into the game ...