The Nvidia app is out of beta and aims to improve the old GeForce Experience with interface changes and a bulked-up in-game overlay.

NVIDIA claims that its new app installs twice as fast as GeForce Experience and is also said to be 50 per cent more responsive. The app is around 147 MB in size. Unlike the old app that made logging in mandatory to install the latest drivers, the new app lets users install the latest version of the Game Ready drivers without logging in.

The Nvidia App 1.0 launches today, featuring a number of improvements over GeForce Experience, including the addition of many Nvidia Control Panel functions, AV1 120 FPS capture, and RTX HDR support.

Now, it’s out of beta, officially replacing the legacy GeForce Experience and Nvidia Control Panel apps, and with some new features in tow. One of the biggest draws of the Nvidia app initially was driver downloads. It may seem mundane, but you’d ...

Nvidia has been trying all year to get its users onto the beta version of the Nvidia App, its new omnibus app for drivers, settings, and promos. This move might finally do it, though: the Nvidia App is now out of beta and ready to retire its predecessor.

The Nvidia App came out in its earliest public beta form in February this year, and just nine months later, the official app has finally been released. This comes alongside a few new graphics drivers for upcoming games and, most importantly, further cements the app's replacement of Nvidia's previous software attempts.

The new app is now available as a wider release for the general public, ready for you to manage your Nvidia GeForce RTX graphics card.

Just like GeForce Experience before it, the Nvidia app includes optimal playable settings for games and it even includes a number of options that were previously only available in