The GeForce Experience is evolving

GeForce Experience 1.1 was completed at the end of last month, but so far we have not had the opportunity to report on it. For those unfamiliar, the service automatically maps the hardware and software environment and then adjusts the graphics quality of the games accordingly. THE GeForce Experience it strives for the best possible visual quality, but of course it also pays attention to speed. The better speed is usually guaranteed with the newer driver, which can be downloaded with one click using the program. 

One NVIDIA chief said more than 2 million computers already have the GeForce Experience there. The new version features 55 games (including BioShock Infinite, Tomb Raider, Crysis 3, and SimCity), handles SLI systems, supports 2048 × 1152 and 2560 × 1080 pixel resolutions, and includes a number of bug fixes. We may want to give it a try even if we had an unpleasant experience with the first version, as detection has also noticeably improved.