nvidia geforce experience gives the best quality/performance for average computer owners?

[heime2003]

it optimizes automatically for selected games
its weird that it set anisotropic to low while it turns on strong anti aliasing
i am a guy that usually disable DX 11 option and raise all settings to maximum

[Bad 💀 Motha]

Yea I do not like that software and now just got rid of it.
A customer had AMD 8350, 8GB RAM, 512GB SSD and GTX 660 and for BF4, GFE recommended mostly all LOW settings. I went into the game, set them all to HIGH w/ 2X MSAA and HBAO and ran some tests for over an hour and it ran BF4 just fine with a nice stable FPS (even on the large MP maps), so why the hell GFE recommended LOW settings is beyond me. Sure it couldn't handle ULTRA, but on HIGH ran just fine and very smooth.

It also recommended HIGH for BF3. So I went in that game set everything graphics-wise as high as it goes and the machine gets a stable 50-80 FPS at any given time. So GFE is junk if u ask me. I suppose it's ok for someone who doesn't know any better.

[_I_]

it takes a guess, and often gets thigns wrong for everyone needs/wants

some people like higher quality but dont mind lower 30-50fps
others want the best quality at over 60+ to prevent tearing

its impossible for nvidia to make software that will set all game to everyones needs

[SilentHorizon]

I had bad experience with GeForce experience when I used it about a year ago.

I loved the auto driver update, but the automatic game settings was meh aswell. For example, I usually like a 60 fps stable fps, but instead it max out portal 2 on my gt 540m and gave me nearly 30 fps. I wish there was a fps slider.

But yeah, don't expect auto anything to be perfect.

[SilentHorizon]

引用自 UberFiend：

It assumes users know what are the best settings, & so it checks what are the most used settings for that game among the users & applies them to you.

This comes with obvious flaws in logic & function.

Well no wonder it would max portal 2 out all the time. Since all the new gaming pcs these days can play portal 2 at 5760 x 1080 maxed out with at least 60 fps.

[MA☝Omgwtfbbqstfu™]

引用自 heime2003：

it optimizes automatically for selected games
its weird that it set anisotropic to low while it turns on strong anti aliasing
i am a guy that usually disable DX 11 option and raise all settings to maximum

It doesn't though.

Settings are personal preferences.

One person might want 60 fps instead of 50, and turn down a setting or two to get there. One person might choose texture resolution over fsaa quality, its entirely arbitrary. Another person might choose to really nerf many features to make sure they stay at 100fps+ for quick twitch games. Nvidia experience is just a "easy button" for people who have no idea what they are doing, so the best they can do is promise a minimum playability, to make sure it works and there are fewer support calls. For anyone else who actually cares about their graphics settings its useless, because they can't cover all setups and they have no idea what your personal preferences are.

引用自 HBZK100：

I had bad experience with GeForce experience when I used it about a year ago.

I loved the auto driver update, but the automatic game settings was meh aswell. For example, I usually like a 60 fps stable fps, but instead it max out portal 2 on my gt 540m and gave me nearly 30 fps. I wish there was a fps slider.

But yeah, don't expect auto anything to be perfect.

Yea mine installed that shield streaming service/process, which eventually went haywire and started eating up ridiculous system resources, so I had to remove it by removing nvidia experience. There is a thread in their forum which has many people complaining about the same problem, it just installs all sorts of things most people don't need.

[OldMemes.biz]

"Auto" anything is great for folks who just know the basics. But you will get the best out of everything if you take the time to learn what everything means and does especially in relation to specific programs and tweak settings yourself. "Auto" typically means "this is the basic compromise between speed and gloss without getting into details." As in it could be worse, but, it could be better.

[[☥] - CJ -]

Tbh i havent even bothered with it, and at most i find it a hinderence when it comes to mid/high end GPUs. Low end GPUs sure, it may come in handy..

But the less stuff you have running in the background while your gaming the better imo..

Only thing i install when i install/update the GPU driver is the driver itself and PhysX, i dont bother with Experience or anything else the installer comes with.