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And as stated, PoE 2 is specifically mentioned in the this latest driver update.
Usually wait a week or two, before updating them - just to make sure there aren't any big issues with them, in games I play or apps I use.
No reason to jump on them right away, unless you really have to (read: experiencing issues with current one or something like that).
If you'd bother to take a moment before yapping, you'd see you missed the mark on this occassion. I've had to look up the myriad issues with geforce nvidia experience previously. It's widely known that there is compatibility issues which cause driver instability with Nvidia. This comes to widespread prominence on new driver releases; What's affected in the present moment, tends to be older generation cards' performance. My working knowledge of Geforce Nvidia Driver instability, and associated software-creating-hardware-issues goes back to the realease of Cyberpunk 2077. Even back then, tools existed to clean install and/or rollback to older nvidia drivers outside of the bloatware that is Geforce Experience (and it's shadowplay) at the time I required it.
To be clear, when Geforce Nvidia releases a new card generation, it's entirely plausible & highly likely old cards are afterthoughts -- leading to less time and care and thus downgrades of performance of old cards, albeit likely unintentionally. Their Q&A costs goes toward stability and performance of drivers for their new cards, typically paired and released on new game launches, with accompanying features. As an example, RTX 2000 series of cards with ray tracing had many driver releases through it's release year. During cyberpunk, at the time Geforce Drivers IIRC was at 543.4 approximately. Suffice it to say, anyone with GTX era cards of 900 or 1000 series, rolling back to drivers released before RTX's development cycle, like driver 450 approximately for my GTX Strix 1080 08GB OC card, saved my cyberpunk experience and added an additional 33% stable framerate on the same graphical settings as before
(Before: 1440p ASUS Rog Swift monitor, 88fps max settings with RTX disabled,
After: 1440p ASUS Rog Swift monitor, 120fps STABLE max settings with RTX disabled).
If anyone would like to look further into not using Nvidia Geforce Experience, I encourage you to research Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU)[www.guru3d.com], an open source utility which can be used to to clean install nvidia drivers. The tool works by deleting all files, folders, and registry entries associated with the graphics driver, ensuring a clean slate for new installations. This also is particularly useful if you are switching from AMD to Nvidia GPU's or vice versa.
That's all I got to say, please stop putting people down about areas it's absolutely clear you know nothing about. In this case, computer hardware manufacturer driver stability.
But cursory inspection the main blurb is
This ront-page featureset makes me concerned it's more of the absolute same. hopefully I can find a driver that is not causing undue problems with compatibility but seeing as my current driver for my card series is the newest (that's stable specifically for that series) I highly doubt I will be downloading this software onto my machine anytime in the near future.
Of all companies, they don't intend it, it just happens, a big no from me.
Like we see here, the latest guy got screwed by it.