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 ...

which is replacing both Nvidia Control Panel and GeForce Experience, has been praised for its modern features – but it may come with a small caveat: a performance hit when using certain overlay ...

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 ...

Tom’s Hardware investigated the issue itself, and in its testing of the new Nvidia App, found that it’s potentially reducing game performance by 15 percent. However, that’s on default ...

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 ...

Find out how we test here. The Nvidia App was launched back in November this year, allowing users to update drivers and optimize game settings from one place. However, while the app was designed to ...

With these on, they can impact game performance even when not in use for the active title. Nvidia currently suggests temporarily disabling these two options to restore performance as the company ...

It appears skipping the Nvidia App might be the better course of action for the time being, as we've confirmed reports around the web that the App hurts gaming performance, dropping framerates by ...

Current reports suggest that avoiding the Nvidia App may be advisable for the time being, as it has been linked to reduced gaming performance, with frame rates dropping by up to 15 percent in some ...

Complicating matters further, this could also be with Nvidia DLSS 3 enabled or as-yet unannounced performance-enhancing features, as Nvidia likes to do when it releases its own benchmark figures.