I play Aim Lab and only have one Twitch Stream open next to it and it is in Aim Lab, which is really not a complex game and I have a good pc
And what does your internet line say?
Is it busy?
Lag just means that there will be delays. What if your internet line slows everything down?
And whether the game looks complex to you or not does not matter, if it is waiting for a response from the server, then it waits.
So with lag I mean that I have Fps drops
Such streams cost performance, but with "games" like Aim Lab this shouldn't really have a big impact. I mean that Aim Lab is not a really complex program / game.
With complex games like RDR2 or Horizon Zero Dawn, I always turn off streams on my 2 monitor, otherwise the game will start to stall or FPS drops occur more often.
Especially with RDR2 that was awesome even though the load wasn't that high, neither GPU, CPU or RAM.
