The new Nvidia app has been under development in beta since March 2024 and is scheduled to exit the testing phase later this year. This transition aims to consolidate the functionalities of GeForce ...

Nvidia has launched its unified PC application, merging GeForce Experience and Control Panel for a faster and more responsive experience. The app features a revamped in-game overlay with 4K 120 FPS ...

Nvidia Geforce App is entering a full release on November 12, 2024, making it the official way to interact with your RTX GPU and replacing the decade-old Geforce Experience. The older software lacked ...

In addition to its ever-improving graphics work and constant leaps in AI technology, Nvidia found time to update and modernize the software support it provides with its graphics cards. Nvidia’s ...

We’ve had the Nvidia app for a while, but now, it’s available officially. About a year ago, Nvidia launched the Nvidia app into beta as a one-stop-shop for managing some of its best graphics cards, ...

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It was in February that Nvidia unveiled a new app being built for use with its Nvidia GeForce graphics cards. Simply dubbed the Nvidia app, its goal is to combine the roles and features of Nvidia ...

Nvidia App has just had a hefty new update, with the GPU maker integrating several new features into it that used to exist in other Nvidia apps, such as GeForce Experience and the Nvidia Control Panel ...

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 ...

NVIDIA just released a new driver and a massive update to its NVIDIA App, bringing in lots of settings from the old NVIDIA Control Panel, and adding a ton of new and quality-of-life features. This ...

Nvidia has announced that its GeForce NOW cloud gaming service will soon receive an official Linux application, marking a notable expansion of platform support.