Ubisoft Identifies Third-Party Software Conflicts [Oct 25, 2021, 5:00 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
Ubisoft
Support tweets a support hint, saying that performance issues in its games
may be caused by third-party software (thanks
DSOGaming). The tweet points to
this list of programs possibly causing conflicts. The idea is to party like
it's 1999 and kill off these background processes, many of which are
specifically game related:
The following list of examples is not exhaustive and advisory only:
Fullscreen overlays Overwolf Hardware monitoring software MSI Afterburner, Riva Tuner Peer-to-Peer software BitTorrent, uTorrent RGB Controllers or game optimisers Razer Synapse, SteelSeries Engine Streaming application OBS, XSplit Gamecaster Software impacting applications f.lux, Nexus Launcher VPN software Hamachi Video chat services Skype Virtualising software Vmware VoIP applications Discord, TeamSpeak
We also recommend disabling experimental features available through NVIDIA GeForce Experience and Radeon Settings.
Rigs wrote on Oct 25, 2021, 22:34:
I was surprised to see SteelSeries Engine in there. How ever will I live without my Arctis 5's lighting up my dark room?!
=-Rigs-=
That's the one that surprises me most. Do we not need that to properly run our headphones, which are rather important for playing games? I've never actually checked, maybe stuff like surround sound works without running their software.
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