Unintended features Nvidia’s new app is causing large frame rate dips in many games Fully disabling optional, AI-powered filters seems to fix the problem.

At CES 2020, Nvidia has released GeForce Game Ready Driver 441.87 and with it comes a few new features, including one that allows you to set a maximum frame rate that will be used by 3D games and ...

Nvidia’s GeForce Experience app, the longtime driver downloader, game launcher, and recording tool, is gone, and with its disappearance, some gamers have noticed a sizable hit to their performance.

Nvidia GeForce Now members found that their games were not being streamed at the promised frame rate. Nvidia admits to intentionally capping fps in some games.

Recent reports have surfaced suggesting the new Nvidia App, fresh out of beta, is harming the gaming performance of some PCs. We've conducted some of our own testing, with up to a 12% frame rate ...

Saving Battery Life In Other Games Gamers without a GeForce 800M won't see the full spectrum of Nvidia's improvements, but AMD and Nvidia users can both benefit from frame rate limitations right now.

Nvidia's newest preview driver enables Smooth Motion technology for RTX 40-series GPUs, which can double the frame rate in almost all games.

Don't worry if your game doesn't support DLSS, you can now enable Smooth Motion frame gen via the driver for your Nvidia graphics card.

NVIDIA's first big driver update of 2020 adds a bunch of new stuff including a system-wide frame rate cap and improvements to image sharpening.

Nvidia's shift from GeForce Experience to the Nvidia App came with some unexpected frame rate drops. Here's how to fix them.