

Once upscaling is enabled, all resolutions at or below your native resolution will be upscaled by the GPU.To set up image sharpening globally for all games, go to the NVIDIA Control Panel > Manage 3D Settings > Global Settings > Image Sharpening > and select "GPU Scaling" You can use your GPU to render at a lower resolution and scale to native for higher performance.If you are unable to find the program, click on Add and choose the desired application, and Add Selected Program.This overrides the global image sharpening setting. Simply select the game you’d like the modify from the drop-menu and apply the desired settings. To enable or disable image sharpening for a specific game, go to the NVIDIA Control Panel > Manage 3D Settings > Program Settings.How to Enable or Disable Image Sharpening on a per app basis.


Broadcasting : we can activate or deactivate the streaming of our game over the Internet.Record : a screen recorder included within the controller itself that allows us to video record our game session.Instant replay : a function that is constantly recording the screen (discarding the content every few seconds) so that, if something special happens, we can save the fragment of the video.Filter : Alt + F3 allows us to activate FreeStyle, a series of special filters to give a different touch to games.Photo mode : With Alt + F2, we can enable Ansel, a “photo mode” in games that support it.Screenshot : With the Alt + F1 key we can take a screenshot of any game.NVIDIA GE frequently looks for new versions of the drivers and, when there is a new version, it allows us to download and install it directly from the program itself.įurthermore, GeForce Experience allows us to enable an overlay (which we can launch with Alt + Z) of the desktop from which we will be able to access a series of additional tools and functions of the drivers. This control panel will also help us to have the drivers always up to date.
