First of all, Castellanos observed that the issues occurred with or without the Nvidia App’s overlay running in games, and subsequently posted again to say that they’d pinned down the problem ...

That’s both good and bad news. The overlay, summoned by pressing Alt+Z while playing a game, is where you’ll find the Nvidia App’s most useful features, including game statistics ...

You can turn off Game Filters from the NVIDIA App Settings > Features > Overlay > Game Filters and Photo Mode, and then relaunch your game.” Some gamers use the overlay to keep track of frame ...

You’ll find the In-game FPS display option under In ... The free GeForce Experience tool for owners of Nvidia graphics cards offers an overlay that can also be used to display the FPS.

Nvidia has already isolated the issue and pointed to its overlay's Photo Mode and Game Filters components. The underlying issue is expected to be resolved in a future update as a result ...

To fix the problem, you have to turn off the Game Filters feature completely in the Nvidia App itself ("Nvidia App Settings > Features > Overlay > Game Filters and Photo Mode"). In a statement to ...

You can turn off Game Filters from the NVIDIA App Settings > Features > Overlay > Game Filters and Photo Mode, and then relaunch your game. Of course, there’s an even more effective means of ...

Still, there have already been plenty of Reddit posts, fist-shaking on social media, and news posts amplifying this story, so I went ahead and tested out four games to see if the Nvidia App was ...

TL;DR: NVIDIA's new app, replacing GeForce Experience, causes up to a 15% performance drop in some games due to its overlay and 'Game Filters and Photo Mode' settings. Disabling these features ...

Nvidia has shared a temporary fix for a known issue impacting systems running its recently unveiled NVIDIA App and causing gaming performance to drop by up to 15%. The company confirmed that these ...