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Heroes Of The Storm (Extreme Preset) = up to 2.5 GB, (Ultra Preset) = up to 2.9 GB+.

Hearthstone (High Quality) = up to 700 MB.

Gwent = up to 2 GB (High Graphics Quality Setting).

Grand Theft Auto V (GTAV) = up to 2.7 GB (Very High Settings, Limit On).

Fallout 4 = up to 2.4GB (Ultra Preset, Original Textures) up to 3+ GB (High-Res Textures, Maximum Possible Settings, Note that System RAM usage also increases (up to 10GB seen)).

Diablo III = up to 1 GB (Highest/Slowest Settings).

Battlefield 1 = up to 2.8 GB (Ultra Settings, GPU Memory Restriction Off).

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to know what to expect or to plan for when GPU shopping (updated as I collect more data, last added Pac-Man CE2 and Paladins and Star Wars: Battlefront II after playing the Trial on ].

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My Free Font, Just For You™: LED SCREEN GTAMBLOG C.And More: A Simple Explanation Why 'Loot Boxes' Ma.Quick Tip: NVIDIA 'In Game Overlay' Stopped Workin.The recording utility built into the NVIDIA DriversĪlthough I do not have any details on why it failed, I still thought this short 'tip' would be helpful for people that might run into this ( "shadowplay not recording" or "in-game overlay not taking screenshots", etc) - so I wanted to share it here. Tutorial Image of what steps to take to 'restart' the NVIDIA In Game Overlay Here is a 'Tutorial Image' of the steps to take: It also started Recording again, without issue. Taking a Screenshot, for example, the notification from the Overlay came up, and the Screen was saved. That's it! After those steps, the In-Game Overlay was working once again.

Although it took longer than normal, it eventually turned Off.In the Settings area, I clicked on the switch/toggle for In-Game Overlay.In GFX, I clicked on the 'gear' in the upper-right corner, "Settings".Thinking that something might have gone wrong with the Overlay utility, I opened up NVIDIA's GeForce Experience.Once I noticed the Overlay wasn't taking Screenshots, I looked to see if the Overlay itself or more of the (many) NVIDIA utilities were still running, in the Task Manager.

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To be honest, I am still not sure why NVIDIA's In-Game Overlay stopped working - but I did figure out how to simply get it working again - and here's what I did: After only a tiny bit of Troubleshooting, I quickly figured out how to at least 'get it going again' and I just wanted to share that here for you all, in a Quick Tip™. No saving Screenshots, no Recording, no Error Message, Nothing and I wasn't sure why. However, sometimes this big fella has just 'stopped working' lately. Most of the time.Īlthough I rotate between a handful of different recording programs off and on (such as Bandicam, Action, Playclaw and others - just for fun and also slowly working on another 'Game Recording Comparison' for the future), In-Game Overlay records when I want, it records a Buffered Loop (a timed, re-recording of 'the last xyz seconds', to save when needed) - and it even takes Screenshots and more.

Thankfully, NVIDIA's In-Game Overlay does just that. Whether it wants to be called Shadowplay, Share or In-Game Overlay it doesn't really matter to most people I think - we just look for something to record our gameplay once in a while, maybe take some Screenshots, 'and just work'.