The NVIDIA App is not only a replacement for the aging GeForce Experience App for PC Gamers looking to update drivers and optimize their games, but it's also a replacement for the NVIDIA Control Panel ...

Nvidia Control Panel is a companion app for Nvidia graphics cards, used to manage settings and features specific to your GPU, which can help optimize its relationship with your display and your gaming ...

In this article, we will show you how to open both the Nvidia Control Panel and Nvidia GeForce Experience (GFE). These things are totally different from each other, although they’re present on your ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. The Nvidia app beta is available to download starting today, and get this — logging in is optional. The Nvidia ...

If you haven't updated your graphics drivers recently, you may not be aware of a change Nvidia instituted in December of 2019. Starting from that date, the Nvidia Control Panel is no longer ...

If your preferred graphics card is from Nvidia, knowing how to open the Nvidia Control Panel will allow you to quickly change your monitor and graphics card settings. Although the Nvidia Control Panel ...

Some Windows 11 and Windows 10 PC users have reported the issue whereby when they try to access the NVIDIA Control Panel on their device, they are unable to see other settings except the Manage 3D ...

Something to look forward to: Nvidia is finally making long awaited, much needed changes to their graphics card software. Available now is a new beta application simply called the Nvidia App, which ...

If you’re running an Nvidia GPU, the Nvidia Control Panel is one of the most powerful, and most overlooked, tools at your disposal. Hidden behind its plain interface are dozens of tweaks that can ...

TL;DR: The NVIDIA App 11.0.3 update introduces DLSS Override customization for precise tuning, enhancing performance and image quality. It adds Display Scaling and Color Settings, and Optimal Settings ...

Hi all, I have a 2017-vintage ASUS PG279Q G-SYNC monitor (QHD resolution: 2560x1440) which on the box said can do up to 166 FPS but the monitor's menu only shows up to 150, but that's not what this ...