Nvidia is officially launching its Nvidia app on PC today, designed to overhaul and replace the GeForce Experience app. The ...

In a significant shift for PC gamers, Nvidia has officially retired its GeForce Experience software with the release of ...

The aptly named Nvidia app is coming to PC users as a replacement for the Nvidia GeForce Experience, which wasn't exactly a gamer's best friend. Like the previous app, this one offers more ...

GeForce Experience is notably missing in Nvidia’s latest driver update—Nvidia Graphics Driver Version 566.36—while the Nvidia ...

The modern app had options to record your screen, control GPU hardware and graphics settings, customize power draw and graphics options like sharpening. Geforce Experience was nowhere close to it.

It doesn’t look like Nvidia is killing off GeForce Experience, though. The company continues to push driver updates through the older app. That said, GeForce Experience will nudge you to ...

Like GeForce Experience before it, the Nvidia App isn’t strictly necessary, and you can install drivers for your GeForce GPU using a separate, standalone process on both laptops and desktops.

It is a utility. This redesign feels like one that puts that utility first - and I, honestly, am here for it. I won’t miss the old GeForce experience. This app has already usurped it for me ...

When NVIDIA debuted its GeForce Experience app over a decade ago, the online login requirement made many PC hardware grognards (like this author) leery of the software despite its many useful ...

It is a one-stop shop for all things GeForce RTX, serving as the latest place to update drivers, optimize games, change display settings, or install and access RTX apps like GeForce NOW ...

The app, first previewed in February ... including innovative new AI-powered filters for RTX users," Nvidia says. Like with GeForce Experience, the new overlay will appear when you press ALT ...