![]() ![]() The difference is those programs let you selectively turn it off. MSI Afterburner/RSST and EVGA Precision also use the same type of overlay and it will appear in iCUE, Mystic Light, Armory Crate, AI Suite and everything else that uses the gpu. If Nvidia did not give you the ability to exclude programs from the overlay or turn it off, then you need to talk to the people who wrote the program - Nvidia.įrankly, you are a little late in realizing all of this. They designed their GE Force Experience for people who don’t know anything about how their computers work and don’t care to learn. It is optional and not part of the driver package. There is an FPS counter on your iCUE display because Nvidia wrote a program that puts it there. Software programs need NVIDIA’s permission to use the gpu? Do they need Intel or AMD’s permission to use the cpu? Do you realize what you are saying? just blaming all the other vendors is a total cop-out. ![]() Honestly, most people here are gamers, with gaming setups, playing games etc. You chose this 's your responsibility to maintain compatibility with software you interact with. The fact that advice is out there to add exclusions to Nvidia control panel and the fact that nvidia overlay interferes with the UI are easy examples. The reason, is not 'their' fault as you say, it is because Corsair chose a development path that means the iCue exe (and presumably others) interact with GPU. ![]() There are a number of threads like this now, all related to games / nvidia drivers clashing with iCue. Can't express how much this attitude annoys me. ![]()
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