If you install the NVIDIA Control Panel, you can control most of your video card's settings and adjust them according to your preferences. You can change everything ...

There have been reports from users wherein they are unable to apply the changes made to the settings in Nvidia Control panel thus getting an error message “Nvidia ...

Some Windows 11 and Windows 10 PC users have reported the issue whereby when they try to access the NVIDIA Control Panel on their device, they are unable to see other settings except the Manage 3D ...

If you haven't updated your graphics drivers recently, you may not be aware of a change Nvidia instituted in December of 2019. Starting from that date, the Nvidia Control Panel is no longer ...

The following methods should be highly effective to resolve NVIDIA Control Panel crashes on Windows 11/10: Toggle the Output Dynamic Range. Change Power Management and Vertical Sync settings. Rename ...

New Geforce 551.61 WHQL driver with RTX HDR in tow Nvidia has finally released the new NVIDIA App, a more modern control panel, which, unlike the Geforce Experience app, does not need you to create an ...

For those who have been switching between the NVIDIA Control Panel and GeForce Experience apps in recent years to do all of their display and graphics configuration and driver updating, you'll be ...

NVIDIA Control panel is quite an old bit of software, it works but it’s very clunky and slow, but we can look past that because It WORKS. NVIDIA also has GeForce Experience which is ok, but doesn’t ...

If your games or apps are running more slowly than you'd expect, you may need to force Windows 11 to run it using the discrete GPU. Here's how.

Hey hey.<BR><BR>Can't get control panel to load, as it crashes every time with newest nVidia display drivers.<BR><BR>I've got the following:<BR>Asus A8N-SLI<BR>1 GB 400 Mhz DDR1<BR>A64X2 ...

It's been a busy year for Nvidia already, following the release of the RTX 40-series Super GPUs and the open beta of RTX Remix. It's following these launches with another that wasn't announced ahead ...

It’s not quite plug-and-play, though—at least in most cases. The driver will automatically enable variable refresh rates on FreeSync displays that meet Nvidia’s strict “G-Sync Compatible” requirements ...