NVIDIA App Gets Update With Display Settings and More

A new beta update arrived on the NVIDIA App today (6), bringing a series of new features to the application – such as display settings, RTX Super Video Resolution, sliders for RTX Video HDR and several improvements to its service.

The new displays section now allows users to adjust various factors such as screen resolution, refresh rate, and orientation control for connected monitors or TVs. The configuration is similar to what already exists in Windows 10 or 11, the difference is that now you can adjust everything about your GPU in just one place.

RTX Video Super Resolution is a feature already seen in NVIDIA GPUs and is coming to the NVIDIA App to enable upscaling of older, blurry videos using GeForce RTX 30 and RTX 40 cards.

Using the app, users will now be able to select different quality levels and also enable upscaling of SDR content to HDR via RTX Video HDR – which uses artificial intelligence to enhance the image. Sliders have also been included, allowing users to adjust brightness, contrast, saturation and gray levels.

The NVIDIA App stats overlay has also been updated, now able to show 1% low stats for refresh rate – as well as CPU usage, latency, and a variety of information related to your GPU that’s equipped on your PC.

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Recent NVIDIA App Updates

It’s clear that NVIDIA wants to get its users to migrate away from the Control Panel and GeForce Experience apps as quickly as possible, adopting the NVIDIA App as the default for their GPU configurations as quickly as possible.

The manufacturer also recently introduced overclocking control, ensuring that users can get the most out of their graphics cards through the software. In addition, they also made sure that GeForce RTX GPUs would not have their warranty affected by the use of the tool – encouraging users to use it without any worries.

Fonte: The Verge