Tag: NVIDIA App

The new NVIDIA App, previously available in beta, is now officially released. NVIDIA has also released a new version of the GeForce Game Ready driver, a new Indiana Jones game bundle, and support for more new games with DLSS 3 technology. The new NVIDIA App features a modern user interface and integrates the NVIDIA Control Panel and GeForce Experience. It also provides the latest GeForce Game Ready and NVIDIA Studio drivers, keeping your PC up-to-date. The NVIDIA App integrates GeForce Experience and RTX Experience, providing a unified GPU control center that allows users to fine-tune game, program, and driver settings on a single platform. It also features a redesigned in-game overlay, easy-to-use game recording tools, a performance monitoring overlay, and in-game enhancement filters. Compared to GeForce Experience, the NVIDIA App's installation time is halved, and its modern user interface offers a 50% improvement in responsiveness. This update not only announced the release of a GeForce RTX 40 series bundle for *Indiana Jones: The Ancient Circle*, but also revealed that it includes games such as *Indiana Jones: The Ancient Circle*, *Chernobog 2*, *Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024*, *Farming Simulator 25*, and *Mortal Rite*. The GeForce Game Ready driver currently supports over 1300 games, and this update further adds support for five more: *Call of Duty: Black Ops 6*, *Delta Force*, *Dark Dragon Age: Guardians of the Veil*, *Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered*, and *Bloodstained: Bloodshed*.

In February of this year, NVIDIA announced a new beta version of the NVIDIA App, which will make the NVIDIA Control Panel and GeForce Experience software interface more modern and unified. A recent update further details the integration of RTX Experience application functions, the addition of G-Sync display technology control settings, and the addition of multi-monitor output options for RTX HDR. NVIDIA announced that the NVIDIA App will integrate RTX Experience application functions in addition to the NVIDIA Control Panel and GeForce Experience software interface, allowing users to update GeForce Game Ready or NVIDIA Studio drivers through a single app, and also quickly access application services such as GeForce NOW, NVIDIA Broadcast, and NVIDIA Omniverse. This update also adds support for G-Sync display technology control settings, previously only adjustable through the NVIDIA Control Panel, and supports connecting multiple HDR-certified external monitors and enabling HDR display simultaneously. The NVIDIA App, currently in beta, is expected to end testing by the end of this year, after which it will integrate many NVIDIA application services, making it easier for users to configure NVIDIA graphics cards, professional graphics cards, and more application content.

NVIDIA has released a new version of its Game Ready drivers and launched a new beta version of the NVIDIA App, marking the first step towards a more modern and unified integration of the NVIDIA Control Panel and GeForce Experience software interface. The new NVIDIA App is expected to unify the NVIDIA Control Panel and GeForce Experience software interface, making it easier for users to obtain new NVIDIA drivers and quickly access applications and services such as GeForce NOW, NVIDIA Broadcast, and NVIDIA Omniverse. Furthermore, users can fine-tune game display settings and driver-related settings through the same software interface, and gain faster access to NVIDIA's game recording tools, performance monitoring mini-window, and innovative AI filters for GeForce RTX users. The NVIDIA App also features new AI-powered Freestyle filters, while RTX HDR applies HDR smoothing effects to games with native SDR displays on HDR monitors. Additionally, RTX Dynamic Vibrance improves the Digital Vibrance functionality of the NVIDIA Control Panel, resulting in sharper game visuals. The updated Game Ready driver further enhances the display of Granblue Fantasy: Relink, Nightingale, Pacific Drive, and Skull and Bones.