The Nvidia Geforce Experience has helped gamers optimize performance, capture gameplay, and stream live for a long time. However, recent rumors suggest that Nvidia may be working on a significant overhaul of this popular application.
At the beginning of 2024, NVIDIA released a replacement for its GeForce Experience. It was named “Nvidia App,” and the company intends to migrate all remaining GeForce Experience users to the new app. This new app promises many exciting features and benefits, making it a highly anticipated upgrade for all users.
A Unified Experience for Gamers and Creators
The new Nvidia app merges the functionalities of the Nvidia Control Panel, GeForce Experience, and RTX Experience into a single app. This application is currently in the beta stage, making waves with its streamlining features. It is designed specially to enhance both gaming and creative workflows.
Whether you are a gamer looking for better performance or a creator optimizing visuals, the new Nvidia App has been designed with you in mind. It simplifies tasks like updating drivers and ensuring a smoother, more enjoyable gaming and creative experience.
G-SYNC Controls and More Display Features
A standout feature in this new Nvidia app is the addition of G-SYNC controls. These allow users to modify display refresh rates, resolutions, and orientation, promising smoother gameplay.
Although this feature has yet to be fully developed, Nvidia has confirmed that upcoming updates will bring even more display customization options. We can expect settings like surround and advanced multi-monitor setups to be added soon for increased functionality.
RTX HDR Multi-Monitor Support
The Nvidia beta app will significantly upgrade HDR gaming. This application introduces RTX HDR Multi-Monitor Support, which improves the experience for users with multiple HDR-compatible displays.
The RTX-HDR Filter can be added across several screens even if the game doesn't officially support HDR. This addition allows you to enjoy vibrant visuals in games that use DirectX 12, DirectX 11, and Vulcan, even without default HDR support.
Enhanced User Experience Based on Feedback
Nvidia has added a new feature to customize the Heads Up Display (HUD). It now supports hex color codes for text color changes, improving accessibility for users who require better visibility during gaming sessions.
Furthermore, Nvidia has also improved its organizational tools, allowing users to hide or remove unwanted programs, apps, and games more efficiently. It makes finding and configuring optimal game settings easier and improves performance with image quality.
Driver Rollback and Future Updates
Another exciting addition to the new beta application is the Driver Rollback option. This allows users to revert to previously installed drivers and is helpful if a new driver introduces bugs or performance issues.
The rollback option is easily accessible in the Drivers window of the Nvidia app, offering peace of mind to users who are hesitant to update drivers immediately. This feature ensures you can always revert to a stable driver if a new one introduces bugs or performance issues.
What's Next?
Seeing Nvidia's commitment to developing this all-in-one app, we may see all GeForce Experience users migrating to the new Nvidia app by the end of 2024. This will officially mark the end of GeForce Experience as a standalone product.