Overwatch Windows 10
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Overwatch Windows 10
12 Images, Modified Cursors, Thematic Sounds & Custom Desktop Icons
serving up high quality Overwatch wallpapers and a color scheme change make up this Overwatch Windows 7, Windows 8/8.1 and Windows 10 Theme Pack download for your desktop.
to save it to your computer and run the . themepack file to install the theme.
Great official art of the game featuring individual artwork as well as in-game rendering of some of the playable characters. Mercy, Tracer, D. Va, Reaper, Genji and Soldier together with art of all the heroes of Overwatch , as well as the Overwatch logo to complete this high-definition theme for the game.
This theme pack consists of several HD Overwatch wallpapers acting as a slideshow that changes every 30 mins along with a Windows color scheme change. All wallpapers are of 1920×1080 resolution or more and will fit both 4:3 and 16:9 aspect ratios.
Along with a new sound scheme, it comes with modified cursors seen below to go with the background theme and color scheme. A full set of animated Overwatch cursors from the game by GreenDave113 .
The theme pack also includes modified desktop icons as seen below. Torbjorn’s Turret for My Computer, Tracer’s Pulse Bomb for User, Zenyatta’s Orb of Harmony for Network and Junkrat’s RIP-Tire for Recycle Bin.
This theme pack will work in Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 8, Windows RT 8.1, Windows RT, and in Windows 7 Home Premium, Professional, Enterprise, or Ultimate editions.
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I came here for the cursor set alone, and i feel like an idiot. But i ended up including the entire set; would there be a way to seperate itself, and How would i restore my computer recycling bin and other item to normal?
Note: Fixed it myself, for anybody who did the same – Go into your Control PanelAppearance and PersonalizationPersonalization and then change “My Themes (?)”
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If you play overwatch on Windows 10, consider disabling fullscreen optimizatons.
If you play overwatch on Windows 10, consider disabling fullscreen optimizatons.
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I play on a Dell XPS 9550 laptop, which isn't a gaming rig by any means - but it can play most modern games at 1080p on high. The one game I always had problems with was overwatch. Even on 1080p/medium/max frames 60, the game felt all jittery. I'd get a consistent 60 FPS, but it didn't feel like it.
Even weirder, even though my GPU wasn't struggling to push 60 frames, it would almost immediately jump up to 90 degrees C and throttle. Every time. No other games had this issue. It was all really weird, and I started searching for answers.
There were a lot of common "fixes" online. Most of them involved turning off "Game DVR" in Windows 10 or toggling "game mode." Neither of these helped me. So, I played for months with crappy performance and an overheating GPU.
I finally stumbled across this reddit thread:
A Microsoft engineer was discussing "fullscreen optimization" and recommended toggling it off if you were having any sort of issues with fullscreen applications. It's not a recommendation I had seen anywhere else, but I figured I might as well give it a shot.
Night and day. I turned it off and everything in overwatch was suddenly buttery smooth. Also, rather than jumping up to 90 degrees and throttling, my GPU never got above 80 (with the same exact settings). I can now even bump the settings up to high and the GPU won't overheat. This one setting immediately fixed all my performance issues and dropped my temps by 10 degrees celcius. Pretty dramatic.
Other people say that disabling these optimizations solved issues with color, capped frames rates, etc. The default setting seems to potentially cause a huge variety of issues..
It's easy. If you want to disable fullscreen optimization for just overwatch, navigate to overwatch.exe, right click > properties > compatibility > check "disable fullscreen optimizations."
If you want to disable it for games across the board (which is what I did), go to your general Windows settings (windows key > type "settings" > gaming > game bar > "record clips, screenshots..." OFF > UNCHECK "show game bar when I play fullscreen games microsoft has verified").
Note that you have to turn the game bar off AND uncheck "show game bar when I play..." Just doing one doesn't fully disable the overlay.
Windows 10 has a "fullscreen optimization" setting that is enabled by default. It basically allows for overlays on fullscreen applications, mostly so they can put their game bar on there. It also allows for overlays of windows volume sliders and stuff. However, it seems to cause serious issues for many people, including myself (especially in overwatch).
Disabling the game bar is a common suggestion, but alone is not a fix, as the overlay is still there. You need to disable the actual "optimization" setting to truly disable everything.
I'd recommend trying it even if you aren't having specific issues. Disabling it seems to increase smoothness and decrease input lag. Also, in my case, it dramatically decreased GPU load for some reason. It was night and day for me, and I am using a pretty popular laptop with really common nvidia/intel hardware and drivers.
That's it! I just thought I'd share since this doesn't seem to be a well-known solution, in case it helps someone else. Would be interested to know if it makes a difference for anyone else.
Dude you're my new favorite hero of the game.
Disabling "fullscreen optimizations" = POTG
On a somewhat-related note, something that really boosted performance for me was disabling the Blizzard Launcher upon running Overwatch. To do this, go into Blizzard Launcher's settings, General tab, find the drop-down for "When I Launch A Game" and set it to "Exit the Blizzard app completely". Why this helps is not intuitive to me, but it is what it is. (Also, you will still be able to message people on Battlenet.)
I have been closing it down every time after opening overwatch for ages, sometimes I forget through and wonder why I cant hit anything, it completely messes things up for me and I think its the youtube video playing
does minimizing to tray have the same effect?
I'd just like to point out, that if you have nVidia graphic card, I think OP has the same exact GPU as me, disabling in-game overlay for Geforce Shadowplay/Share also helps.
Is there a way to disable the overlay while keeping the actual shadowplay recording active?
On a similar note, if you're using G-Sync, you'll have noticeably higher frame rates if you use fullscreen instead of borderless windowed.
play most modern games at 1080p on high
Yeah like hold on there mister what kinds of games are we playing here. Witcher 3? Minesweeper?
That made me jealous. I play on a Lenovo Y50 which is supposed to be pretty decent for gaming but I can't play OW on anything higher than the absolute lowest graphics quality without dropping to below 30 fps
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