Game mode
The game you are playing, with live FPS, 1% lows, a frame-time graph, and CPU and GPU load and temperatures.
A built-in Spacedash widget for your Windows 11 or 10 desktop, at any size next to your other widgets. It works on the XENEON EDGE too. It's part of Premium, a one-time $19.99 upgrade.
What you can set
- Graph length
- 5 s · 10 s · 30 s
- How much of the recent play the frame-time graph shows.
- Target line
- None · 30 FPS · 60 FPS · 120 FPS · 144 FPS · 165 FPS · 240 FPS
- A dashed line at that frame rate's frame time. Frames above it were slower.
- Line colour
- Unset, the accent colour.
- Temperatures
- CPU temperature needs HWiNFO running with Shared Memory Support on. GPU temperature comes from the NVIDIA driver, or from HWiNFO.
- Memory
- How much of the PC's memory is in use, beside CPU and GPU.
- Tap the numbers to start again
- The average and the 1% low count from when the game started. A tap on them starts counting afresh.
- Arrangement
- Auto · One row · Stacked · Column
- Auto follows the tile: one row on a long, low tile, stacked on a squarer one, a column on a tall one.
- Fahrenheit
Parts you can restyle
Resize, recolour, change the font of, or hide each part under Customize → Layout.
- Game icon
- Game name
- Time played
- FPS
- Average and 1% low
- Frame-time graph
- CPU
- GPU
- Memory
- Messages
Questions
Is the Spacedash Game mode widget free?
No, Game mode is a Premium widget. Spacedash itself is free; Premium is an optional one-time upgrade of $19.99, with no subscription, that adds Game mode and the other Premium widgets.
Do I need a XENEON EDGE to use the Game mode widget?
No. Spacedash runs on any monitor on Windows 10 or 11, and on the CORSAIR XENEON EDGE in Desktop Mode or, inside iCUE, in Widget Mode.
What can I change on the Game mode widget?
8 options, such as graph length, target line, line colour and temperatures. They're grouped as graph and readout. Every widget also takes your own font, text size and look.
Can I move or hide parts of the Game mode widget?
Yes. Its parts (game icon, game name, time played, fps, average and 1% low, frame-time graph, cpu, gpu, memory and messages) can each be resized, restyled or hidden under Customize → Layout.