The new Nvidia app is here to replace GeForce Experience — here's what's new

A screenshot of the new NVIDIA app
(Image credit: NVIDIA)

Nvidia is launching a new app for gamers worldwide. The aptly named Nvidia app is coming to PC users as a replacement for the Nvidia GeForce Experience, which wasn't exactly a gamer's best friend. Like the previous app, this one offers more features designed to help enhance the PC gaming experience on some of the best gaming PCs and best gaming laptops. Whether or not it succeeds at its goals remains to be seen.

The app, launched in beta in 2024, comes bundled with video card drivers and integrates several features from the company's simpler Nvidia Control Panel. It can record your gameplay, put Nvidia's AI-powered RTX game filters on and show statistics in an overlay.

While Nvidia is releasing the app to the masses, it's not done adding features. In a blog post, the company talked about the future of its app. "In future updates, we’ll continue to add remaining NVIDIA Control Panel options like Surround and Multiple Display Mode settings, along with new features and further enhancements."

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