Beta version of a new NVIDIA app
The NVIDIA App Beta Has Added G-SYNC Controls, RTX HDR Multi-Monitor Support, and More.For producers and gamers, the NVIDIA app is an essential tool for PCs and laptops equipped with NVIDIA GPUs. NVIDIA began its first beta release in February with the goal of updating and streamlining the NVIDIA Control Panel, GeForce Experience, and RTX Experience.
Update to the NVIDIA App Beta
To the NVIDIA app beta, it has brought additional features like driver rollback, support for multiple displays with RTX HDR, and G-SYNC controls. Both the in-app and website are currently accessible for the update.Whether you're a gamer or a video creator, the NVIDIA app makes it simpler to keep your PC updated with the latest NVIDIA Studio and GeForce Game Ready drivers. In addition, it facilitates the search and installation of NVIDIA applications such as NVIDIA Broadcast and GeForce NOW, allows you to alter GPU settings, records games, displays real-time data on an on-screen display, and much more.
GPU Control Center Now Has G-SYNC Controls
With the Display Settings function, which was added in the most recent update, you can adjust the resolution, refresh rate, and orientation of your display. In forthcoming editions, it will release the other features from the NVIDIA Control Panel, such as surround settings, custom resolutions, and multi-monitor configuration. G-SYNC controls are included in the most recent version.RTX HDR Multiple Monitor Support
With RTX HDR, an AI-powered game filter that can be accessed in-game via Alt+Z > Game Filter, games missing High Dynamic Range (HDR) may now easily enjoy the colorful world of HDR. Your experience will be greatly enhanced by thousands of SDR games that run on DX12, DX11, DX9, and Vulkan, enabling you to make the most of your HDR-compatible monitor. However, just 12 of the top 50 GeForce games in terms of playtime have HDR support. The reason for this is the RTX HDR filter.Installing the GeForce Game Ready Driver 565.90 WHQL and the latest NVIDIA app beta version will allow RTX HDR on a multi-monitor system.
New Items Added Based on User Input
Using the button in the app's top right corner, users can contribute to the development of the NVIDIA app. Based on your comments, additional features have been added to the most recent version of the product.With the Heads Up Display, you can check system metrics, latency, and frame rates both on your desktop and when playing games. With its most recent version, it is now possible to alter the font color for improved accessibility. It also takes hex color codes for hundreds of color support. As with the many other options located under Alt+Z > Statistics > Configure Heads Up Display, by adding this, you may further alter the statistics presented and how they're displayed.
Using the Graphics menu, users may apply Optimal Settings for games and apps to find the perfect balance between performance and image quality with a few clicks. By sliding through the list of app-specific settings, driver parameters can also be configured separately for every app.
The most recent NVIDIA app version now maintains user-selected game and app sorting and filtering. Users can also add, hide, or remove programs explicitly by clicking the three dots in the upper right corner.
Lastly, if DRM-restricted content prevents ShadowPlay from recording movies, users will now receive notification from the NVIDIA app overlay.
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