The resources widget should complement Game Bar’s existing performance widget, which currently shows overall system utilization. It lets gamers quickly close things that impact their system performance without having to Alt-Tab or otherwise exit their game. Each task gets an ‘impact rating’ of low, medium or high. The new resources widget displays which tasks are running and using up the most system resources.
That last part is getting a significant revamp now, in part thanks to a new ‘resources’ widget reminiscent of the Windows Task Manager. The overlay gives users access to features like audio controls, video capture, Xbox social settings and even performance metrics. Xbox Game Bar, for those unfamiliar with it, is an overlay that PC gamers and call up by tapping the Windows key + ‘G’ on their keyboard. After testing out a new performance widget in the Xbox Game Bar earlier this month, Microsoft is rolling it out to gamers on Windows 10.
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