I Tested 5 iRacing Overlays for FPS: Racelab vs iRDashies vs iOverlay vs Go Setups (2026)

Your overlay looks amazing, but it might be costing you a quarter of your frame rate. I measured five popular iRacing overlays with Intel PresentMon to find out exactly what each one costs: average FPS, 1% lows, stutter and latency. THE RESULTS (baseline: iRacing's own overlays, 96.9 FPS) 🏆 Joint #1 Racelab: 89.7 FPS (-7.4%), 17 stutters 🏆 Joint #1 iRDashies: 88.4 FPS (-8.8%), 12 stutters #3 iOverlay: 92.0 FPS (-5.1%) but 100 stutters #4 Lovely Pitwall: 80.2 FPS (-17.2%), 247 stutters #5 GO Setups: 70.5 FPS (-27.2%) HOW I TESTED Ray FF1600 at Daytona Oval, solo session, one identical 90-second lap per overlay, standard layouts on free accounts. PC: i5-11600K + RTX 3070 Ti, triple 1440p @ 144 Hz. GET YOUR FRAMES BACK Test one widget at a time: get a baseline, load your overlay, switch widgets off one by one, compare back to back. ▶ My AI iRacing settings video:    • Your iRacing Settings Are Wrong (And It's ...   CHAPTERS 0:00 Your overlay is costing you FPS 0:51 How I tested 1:42 The numbers that matter 2:23 #5 GO Setups 3:26 #4 Lovely Pitwall 4:25 #3 iOverlay 5:08 Joint #1: iRDashies & Racelab 6:18 Why overlays cost frames 6:55 How to get your frames back 7:41 The verdict Which overlay do you run, and what FPS are you getting? Let me know in the comments 👇 #iRacing #SimRacing #F1GamerDad