Nvidia GeForce Experience out of closed beta

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 27 Jan 2013 11:18 User comments (6)

Nvidia has announced today that its PC gaming optimization service, GeForce Experience, is now in open beta.

The tool had been in closed beta for a month.

40,000 gamers tested the app during its closed beta, with many of the bugs being worked out before hitting today's version 1.0.1 release.

With the release comes support for new games like FarCry 3, Mechwarrior Online, and Hawken for a total of 41 supported games.

CPU support is now extended to Core 2 Duo and Core 2 Quad CPU and 2560 x 1440 resolution support was added, as well.

The tool uses its own proprietary cloud database "to find and set the ideal drivers and graphics settings" for the game you are trying to play after scanning your hardware.

Check it here: GeForce Experience

Tags: gaming geforce experience open beta

<RIM to have Super Bowl ad to promote BlackBerry 10 >China to lift longtime ban on video game consoles?

128.1.2013 10:14

ZippyDSM

Send private message to this user

AfterDawn Addict

Mabye devs can use it to get their games to work well on the last 10 cards...

228.1.2013 19:26

wiseguy0

Send private message to this user

Junior Member

Is this just for games, or will it optimize video converters like for dvd or bluray ripping and burning or after effects etc. ?

328.1.2013 19:31

ZippyDSM

Send private message to this user

AfterDawn Addict

Originally posted by wiseguy0:
Is this just for games, or will it optimize video converters like for dvd or bluray ripping and burning or after effects etc. ?

It looks like its a cloud based system that will try and install best drivers based on the game and hardware you got.

429.1.2013 03:36

SomeBozo

Send private message to this user

Member

Originally posted by ZippyDSM:

Originally posted by wiseguy0:
Is this just for games, or will it optimize video converters like for dvd or bluray ripping and burning or after effects etc. ?
It looks like its a cloud based system that will try and install best drivers based on the game and hardware you got.

If that is the case, being a cloud based solution. I would prefer to avoid it and the hassles it can bring. Your system messes up and you need to install your video drivers, but you might not have an internet connection because your system is seriously messed up... I've had it happen before, and i must be the luckiest bastard around, the few times my internet has gone down was exactly when i needed it the most. Good old murphy. Since then i religiously have a folder of all downloads and patches for any drivers i've ever used and need.

Also not to mention i'm not sold that cloud bases solutions are all what they are suppose to be Amazon's cloud was down for a while a months ago, and same with Micky$oft's too.

529.1.2013 19:58

ZippyDSM

Send private message to this user

AfterDawn Addict

Originally posted by SomeBozo:

Originally posted by ZippyDSM:

Originally posted by wiseguy0:
Is this just for games, or will it optimize video converters like for dvd or bluray ripping and burning or after effects etc. ?
It looks like its a cloud based system that will try and install best drivers based on the game and hardware you got.
If that is the case, being a cloud based solution. I would prefer to avoid it and the hassles it can bring. Your system messes up and you need to install your video drivers, but you might not have an internet connection because your system is seriously messed up... I've had it happen before, and i must be the luckiest bastard around, the few times my internet has gone down was exactly when i needed it the most. Good old murphy. Since then i religiously have a folder of all downloads and patches for any drivers i've ever used and need.

Also not to mention i'm not sold that cloud bases solutions are all what they are suppose to be Amazon's cloud was down for a while a months ago, and same with Micky$oft's too.

Its more like the audio detect hardware stuff only geared to running a game optimally with minimum issue. The only reason its cloud based is its constantly updated.

631.1.2013 14:43

hearme0

Send private message to this user

Senior Member

NVidia prides itself on is raw power of GPUs but their ease of use/installation and compatibility can't hold a candle to anything ATI (AMD) has on their Radeon series.

ATI cards are way better overall IMO

	YouTube Premium starts showing ads to subscribers (13 Nov 2024 3:09) For years, YouTube Premium has been marketed as a way to enjoy an ad-free YouTube experience. But apparently, that is no longer the case, as Premium subscribers are now starting to see ads on the platform.
	Android 16 will launch sooner than expected (01 Nov 2024 6:45) Google announced that upcoming Android 16 will break the traditional once-a-year cycle of major Android launches. Next Android is poised to launch in Q2 of 2025, so Android 16 should ship before end of June, 2025.
	Winamp ends its "open source" project that wasn't really open source (20 Oct 2024 11:12) Less than a month after the legendary MP3 player Winamp made its source code public, the company has made a sudden U-turn and removed its code from distribution. 2 user comments
	Winamp released its source code - but didn't go open source (25 Sep 2024 12:38) The source code of Winamp has now been officially released. However, it hasn't become a pure open-source project, as its licensing terms prohibit the creation of new, different versions.
	Does your phone rattle? Here's why it happens (25 Aug 2024 8:30) When you shake your phone and hear a light rattle, clatter, or jingle, it's likely not broken. The culprit is probably the optical image stabilization (OIS) system in your phone's camera, meaning everything is functioning as it should. 2 user comments

	Guide: Is Your Wi-Fi Sluggish or Slow? Here's How to Fix Do you have problems with you Wi-Fi? Slow connection or is it cutting off constantly? This guide aims to remedy these problems. 1 user comment
	What happens if you don't update Android? Sometimes it can be tempting to avoid updating to a new Android version. What happens if you decide to delay major updates to the OS?
	What IP rating for dust and water resistance means An IP classification (such as IP68) is given to mobile phones, Bluetooth speakers, and other devices, but what do these classifications mean? 1 user comment
	Does your phone rattle? Here's why it happens When you shake your phone and hear a light rattle, clatter, or jingle, it's likely not broken. The culprit is probably the optical image stabilization (OIS) system in your phone's camera, meaning everything is functioning as it should. 2 user comments
	GUIDE: Wi-Fi speeds are slow? Here are some tips Having problems with Wi-Fi speed and stability at home? Here are some tips to follow to alleviate the issues. 1 user comment

Nvidia GeForce Experience out of closed beta

6 user comments

Latest news

Reviews

Guides

News archive

Subscribe

Sections:

Follow us:

	Roborock S8 MaxV Ultra review - obstacle avoidance doesn't work as it should, otherwise almost perfect robot vacuum We put the Roborock S8 MaxV Ultra through a very, very long review process. The $1800 mopping robot vacuum is almost perfect, but its obstacle avoidance was surprisingly bad, considering the price - and compared to its competitors.
	Sharge x OnePlus Pouch review: Beautiful power bank that supports SuperVOOC charging In our review, we take a look at Sharge's power bank that supports OnePlus SuperVOOC quick charging technology as well as standard USB PD charging. It has small design flaws, but despite those, the Pouch is very nice product. 1 user comment
	Roomba Combo j7+ review - Clever trick allows robot vacuum finally to tackle home with rugs and carpets Roomba Combo j7+ is the very first Roomba model to combine robot vacuum with mopping features. And Roomba Combo j7+ does all that with a very clever trick, which tackles the problem with mopping and carpets. But is it any good? We found out.