Nvidia Releases App for Windows PCs and Laptops: Here’s What It Does
Nvidia, the semiconductor company renowned for producing Graphics Processing Units (GPUs) for computers, launched the Nvidia 1.0 app for Windows PCs and laptops on Tuesday, November 12, 2024. The app had been in beta testing for approximately nine months before its official release. The primary goal of the Nvidia 1.0 app is to simplify GPU management for users, consolidating settings that were previously managed separately through two software applications: GeForce Experience and Nvidia Control Panel.
“GeForce Experience can still be used, but we won’t be adding new features or fixing bugs. The Nvidia 1.0 app will include Game Ready Drivers, not GFE,” Nvidia said, as reported by KompasTekno from Toms Hardware on November 13, 2024. Nvidia claims the new app is more intuitive, user-friendly, and faster compared to GeForce Experience. With the Nvidia app, users can more easily update their GPUs when new versions become available and manage settings for game optimization.
Key Features of the Nvidia App
The app allows users to manage GPU settings for the entire system or per game title through a dedicated “Graphics” tab. Some of the settings available in the app include Vertical Sync, Max Frame Rate (for visual content), and Low Latency Mode (for latency adjustments).
Additionally, users can access the System tab to view information about their display, video, and GPU performance. There’s also a My Rig menu that provides details about the computer being used.
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Redesigned Nvidia Overlay Panel
The Nvidia app also features a redesigned Nvidia Overlay panel. From this panel, users can access options for screen recording, screenshots, and more. Nvidia has added a new feature for short-duration screen recording, as well as an automatic Highlights option that captures key moments in a video.
The overlay panel can be accessed from the top right of the app, next to the profile menu. Users can also open the overlay by pressing Alt+Z.
Additional Features and Future Updates
Through the app, users can access a variety of Nvidia services, including GeForce Now for game streaming, Nvidia Broadcast for streaming and broadcasting, and FrameView for performance tracking. The app also allows users to redeem Nvidia codes or rewards.
Looking ahead, Nvidia plans to introduce additional options such as Surround and customizable resolution settings, which were previously available in Nvidia Control Panel. These features will be added in future updates to the Nvidia app.
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