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Title: NVIDIA's new all-in-one PC app launches out of beta today

Date: Tue, 12 Nov 2024 14:00:40 +0000
Link: https://www.engadget.com/computing/nvidias-ne...

NVIDIA has been testing a single app that merges the GeForce Experience and
Control Panel over the past year. After rolling out several betas to make
sure it works as intended, the company has officially launched the NVIDIA
application, which is now available to download for users with its GPUs in
their PCs and laptops.

The company says the app is meant to make it easy to keep their NVIDIA Studio
and GeForce Game Ready drivers updated and to give users quick access to its
latest programs. In its home screen, users will find a prominently displayed
section that will lead them to the latest driver downloads, as well as
sections that will take them to other NVIDIA applications. At the bottom,
they'll find a Library section showing their most recently opened games and
programs that they can launch from there.

Since it's supposed to provide a unified experience, users will be able to
fine-tune the settings for their games and programs from within the app.
Users will be able to access Optimal Playable Settings with relevant Control
Panel options, and they'll be able to configure their displays, enable G-
SYNC, enhance videos with AI and fine-tune their GPU's performance from
within its interface.

NVIDIA explains that it designed the unified application to be 50 percent
more responsive than the GeForce Experience. It also installs in half the
time. It's also worth noting that app will introduce a redesigned in-game
overlay that simplifies access to gameplay recording tools capable of
capturing video in 4K at 120 FPS, as well as AI-powered filters for those
with RTX GPUs. They'll then be able to view their screenshots and new videos
in the app's Gallery.

This article originally appeared on Engadget at
https://www.engadget.com/computing/nvidias-ne...
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