In its statement last week, NVIDIA announced the NVIDIA App, which will replace the NVIDIA Control Panel and GeForce Experience, and made its beta version available.
So what can we do with NVIDIA App?
NVIDIA App Features
The new control software includes everything you can currently do with GeForce Experience. For this reason, if GeForce Experience is installed on your computer, when you install the NVIDIA App, GeForce Experience is removed and the only software becomes NVIDIA App. However, the NVIDIA Control Panel is still in use.
Featuring a unified graphics card control center, the app allows fine-tuning of game and driver settings in one place, while being redesigned for easy access to powerful game recording tools, performance monitoring interfaces, and game enhancement filters, including innovative new AI-powered filters for GeForce RTX users. provides an in-game interface. One of these is RTX HDR, which will add High Dynamic Range support to PC games that haven’t been enhanced with such visual upgrades. During the beta period, NVIDIA has a roadmap that will include adding features like “AV1 support for Shadowplay, additional DLSS controls, extra overclocking options, and more.”
When it comes to your favorite games or apps, Game Ready Drivers and Studio Drivers aim to deliver the best experience for gamers and creators. The biggest wish of GeForce Experience users is to see what is fixed and what is new in driver updates.
The New Driver page adds easy-to-scan bullet points like “what’s new” and “fixes,” as well as quick callouts regarding game support. All driver-related articles can be accessed on a single page, so you can learn about game announcements or driver-related technologies.
More features from the NVIDIA Control Panel will be added to the app in the future, including Display and Video settings. More features are on the way, including GPU overclocking from GeForce Experience and the RTX Experience app.
On the other hand, not all features will be transferred to the new experience. NVIDIA underlines that its primary goals in the new application are to improve user experience, increase client performance and pioneer RTX innovations. To achieve this, the company decided to deprecate several underutilized features, especially when good alternatives were available. In this sense, it is shared that the decision to discontinue use includes Broadcasting on Twitch and YouTube, Sharing Images and Videos on Facebook and YouTube, and Stereo shooting with Photo Mode 360.
NVIDIA App beta version from here You can download and start using it immediately.
