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However, despite their utility, overlays run in the background and consume a noticeable amount of system resources (especially CPU and GPU cycles). In performance-demanding titles, this background activity can:

Interfere with real-time renderingIntroduce input latencyMay cause crashes or graphical instability, especially on mid-range or older hardware.

To eliminate unnecessary resource usage and improve performance, we recommend disabling any non-essential in-game overlays. Below are steps to disable overlays from commonly used applications like NVIDIA GeForce Experience, AMD Radeon Software, Steam, Discord, and others

Disable Windows Game Bar Overlay

Disable AMD Radeon Overlay

Disable NVIDIA GeForce Overlay

Disable EA App Overlay

Disable Ubisoft Connect Overlay

Disable Steam Overlay

Disable Discord Overlay

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