NVIDIA just released a new driver and a massive update to its NVIDIA App, bringing in lots of settings from the old NVIDIA Control Panel, and adding a ton of new and quality-of-life features. This ...

TL;DR: The NVIDIA App has been updated, and there's a new graphics driver for RTX 5090 and 5080 GPUs, plus DLSS 4 has been officially introduced for 75 games and apps. An unexpected addition is the ...

TL;DR: NVIDIA officially launches Smooth Motion for RTX 40-series GPUs, enhancing in-game performance by AI-driven frame interpolation without developer support. This driver-level feature doubles ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Nvidia is gradually bringing across every GPU setting from its Control Panel to create a single app. Nvidia is ...

Nvidia's Smooth Motion feels like a major win, and in many cases, it is. It's a driver-level interpolation model that adds an extra frame between two rendered frames to make your gameplay look and ...

Nvidia’s long-awaited G-Sync Pulsar promises motion as smooth as what you'd get from a 1,000Hz display—if one existed! It's debuting in a few gaming monitors at CES 2026, but does the tech actually ...

Earlier this year, Nvidia created an all-in-one app that merged GeForce Experience and Control Panel. Today, the GPU maker has announced a new beta update introducing new features, such as RTX Video ...

If your PC has an Nvidia GPU, today’s the day to download the new Nvidia App, which replaces the aging GeForce Experience software. The new app went into beta at the beginning of the year, so its ...

You should generally keep your graphics card updated with its newest drivers, if not bleeding-edge options like beta and preview releases. But that’s especially true today if you happen to be using an ...

Nvidia’s GeForce RTX 50 series has been shining with cutting-edge technology since January 2025, but Nvidia is now following suit for the RTX 40 series with some upgrades. The GeForce 590.26 preview ...

Your graphics card can do more than just push pixels to your display. Although they don't get nearly the attention they deserve, AMD, Nvidia, and Intel all include a massive suite of software features ...