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If you are a GeForce owner you should head on over to NVIDIA and grab the new GeForce Experience 2.0
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No thanks. I can't stand the auto-optimizing. It never picks settings I'm happy with and I about went apoplectic after I installed it the first time.
You do know you can turn that off right? I have to manually optimize all my gamesNo thanks. I can't stand the auto-optimizing. It never picks settings I'm happy with and I about went apoplectic after I installed it the first time.
I installed it once awhile back, looked at what it did, decided it was just Nvidia's version of junkware and removed it. Every time a new driver comes out, people complain about how it borks up the driver download, so I have yet to change my mind about it being junkware.
I love shadowplay
What's GE ?
Do you realize what thread you are posting in?
lol....
GE = GeForce Experience
Eh I would argue that the auto settings is meant to replace us having to turn everything on for a friend Nothing worse than walking into a room and someones playing on default of the box settings (1024x768 stretched to wide screen on medium details).
So in a round about way it is for us because it makes my life less annoying.
I was never interested in this from the day it first came out. I want total control, not automatic what Nvidia thinks I want. I'm happy to do my own tweaking thank you very much. I install drivers manually to select what I want and don't want installed. This 'for the masses' thing is not for me.
you have to use experience if you want to use shadowplay... and once again, it doesn't take any control away from you. it does what you tell it to do, nothing more. it's like you see 'automatic optimization' and then assume that it's going to be changing all of your settings.
Thank you for that. I clicked it from the front page and was wondering if this provided any value to me as a more advanced user and you've answered my question.
Since I don't use Shadowplay (nice new features though for those that use it) and configure games myself, its pretty worthless. But I have suggested on geforce forums that they could make it so it detects all my games, instead of only those they have a config profile for. That way, it could at least be a "one stop" launcher. For now, it only detects 45 games of 300+ installed Steam games, where some of the 45 games are single/multiplayer of the same game and some of the games are from Origin and Uplay. The game support for GE is horrible for the moment. Raptr is much better in this regard.
I highly recommend avoiding this latest driver. It's a pile of shit. Completely disabled my mixed cards, does not allow extended displays and puts my computer into a log in-log off loop when I extend.
Fuck Nvidia for disabling my onboard, my ATI card and not allowing my 4k display to be detected.
This driver is shit. The one before it was fine. Goddamn I would love to kick some nvidia employee ass.
I highly recommend avoiding this latest driver. It's a pile of shit. Completely disabled my mixed cards, does not allow extended displays and puts my computer into a log in-log off loop when I extend.
Fuck Nvidia for disabling my onboard, my ATI card and not allowing my 4k display to be detected.
This driver is shit. The one before it was fine. Goddamn I would love to kick some nvidia employee ass.
But does it have a Ghostbusters profile?
Are those 45 games all "TWIMTBP" games? And seriously: Even a placeholder is better than nothing. Although I can see less-savvy users getting confused seeing games that are not affected being in the list.
But does it have a Ghostbusters profile?
Are those 45 games all "TWIMTBP" games? And seriously: Even a placeholder is better than nothing. Although I can see less-savvy users getting confused seeing games that are not affected being in the list.
I resisted GE for a year but realized it provides more benifits of having it then not.
1. Provides easy way to get new drivers
2. Provides a good base for settings on new games instead of the lowest settings/presets.
3. Shadowplay
Anybody who talks shiz about this is just a straight up curmudgeon because in reality there is no reason not to have it, its just replaces the default system tray icon anyway.