Windows 11 · Windows 11 with Xbox Game Bar
Show CPU, GPU, RAM, VRAM, and FPS While Gaming in Windows 11
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Answer
Press Windows+G, open the Performance widget, choose the CPU, GPU, RAM, VRAM, and FPS information you want, then pin the widget. Close Game Bar and start the game; the pinned widget should remain visible and update while you play.
If it does not work
- If FPS shows a permission message, follow the prompt, approve only the Windows permission it requests, restart the PC if required, and reopen the widget.
- If VRAM or another metric is absent, availability can depend on the graphics hardware, driver, and current Game Bar version. Update Windows, Game Bar, and the official graphics driver.
- If the pinned widget harms performance or blocks controls, unpin it or show fewer metrics. Monitoring should not make the game harder to use.
Sources and verification
Checked against official documentation on . Scope: Windows 11 with Xbox Game Bar.
The written steps follow the current help pages linked below. The saved video is an older walkthrough and may show different labels.
