The Nvidia app is out of beta and aims to improve the old GeForce Experience with interface changes and a bulked-up in-game overlay.

After a year of beta updates, the Nvidia app is officially here, kicking both the Nvidia Control Panel and GeForce Experience to the curb.

If you're a GeForce GPU owner and haven't yet transitioned to the Nvidia App, this is the perfect time to do so. The new app is

NVIDIA has officially launched the app that's supposed to replace the GeForce Experience and Control Panel. Starting January 1st, 2025, new GeForce Now subscribers will be able to play for up to 100 hours every month before they’ll need to pay for additional playtime.

Eventually replacing both GeForce Experience and the venerable Control Panel, NVIDIA's simply named app is both full-featured and streamlined.

The company says the app is meant to make it easy to keep their NVIDIA Studio and GeForce Game Ready drivers updated and to give users quick access to its latest programs. In its home screen, users will find a prominently displayed section that will lead them to the latest driver downloads,

Just like GeForce Experience before it, the Nvidia app includes optimal playable settings for games and it even includes a number of options that were previously only available in

The Nvidia App 1.0 launches today, featuring a number of improvements over GeForce Experience, including the addition of many Nvidia Control Panel functions, AV1 120 FPS capture, and RTX HDR support.

Nvidia has been trying all year to get its users onto the beta version of the Nvidia App, its new omnibus app for drivers, settings, and promos. This move might finally do it, though: the Nvidia App is now out of beta and ready to retire its predecessor.