Sunday, December 22

Tag: Nvidia

Nvidia App Caught Slowing Down Video Cards

Nvidia App Caught Slowing Down Video Cards

Gaming
The replacement for GeForce Experience, called NVIDIA App, still needs some work, according to reviews. Gamers complain that the NVIDIA App, which will replace GeForce Experience in November 2024, can significantly affect gaming performance. Users are prompted to install the Nvidia App the first time they launch GeForce Experience after downloading the GeForce Game Ready Driver 566.14 package, which began rolling out last month. Users can choose not to download the software, but it's important to understand that there will be no new versions of GeForce Experience going forward. With the release of driver 566.36, Nvidia has completely removed GeForce Experience, leaving only the Nvidia App. So users will have to install the app or opt out of the additional features it offers and insta...
Nvidia To Unveil Arm Processor For Powerful PCs In September 2025

Nvidia To Unveil Arm Processor For Powerful PCs In September 2025

Gaming
NVIDIA's ARM-based consumer PC platform, which has been in development for some time, will be available in September 2025. NVIDIA processors with proprietary GPUs are expected in the premium segment. Nvidia's plans for client platform releases include both in-house developed processors and those created in collaboration with MediaTek. However, the wording of the Taiwanese resource does not allow us to understand the scheme by which their deployment will begin - a dual interpretation is possible: the announcement of the Arm platform in September 2025 and its market launch in March 2026, or the release of a consumer processor in September 2025 and the appearance of its business-oriented counterpart in March 2026. This isn’t NVIDIA’s first attempt at this. In 2011, Microsoft introduced ...
Nvidia Celebrates 25th Anniversary of GeForce 256 With Themed Popcorn and Short Video

Nvidia Celebrates 25th Anniversary of GeForce 256 With Themed Popcorn and Short Video

Gaming
GeForce 256, today marks exactly 25 years since its release. NVIDIA confirmed that the GeForce 256 sold 1 million units in its first year (essentially the last three months of 1999), highlighting its immediate impact on the gaming industry. The capabilities of the GeForce 256 made it stand out from other graphics solutions. The GeForce 256 came at a time when gamers were eager to experience Quake III Arena and were captivated by the iconic visuals of The Matrix. To mark the anniversary, Nvidia employee Manuel Guzman from the Software QA department shared a photo of the company's cafeteria where they are celebrating the occasion with green popcorn, a reference to the iconic green color associated with the Nvidia brand. https://youtu.be/eVNvSaNFRfA