Regarding Geforce Experience

If i was to remove Geforce Experience from my 2 Intel/Nvidia equipped systems. Would my games still perform the same as they do now--been installing Geforce experience since it came out, but don't really optimize games too often with it, i do sometimes though

Or should i just leave it installed like i normally do

Never used it. I just optimize the games myself through the Nvidia control panel and the game settings. I figure the less software the better and that I can figure out good settings for a game better than some software. Experiment - YMMV.

Might go ahead on one of the systems possibly tomorrow morning and for first time uninstall it, and then see how the games are after that i suppose.

Then if performance same or better on Main system, then go ahead with cleaning up Secondary gaming Laptop i think probably best plan for me to see if i like it that way.

I should possibly, but not 100 percent sure as yet

bikemanI7 said:

If i was to remove Geforce Experience from my 2 Intel/Nvidia equipped systems. Would my games still perform the same as they do now--been installing Geforce experience since it came out, but don't really optimize games too often with it, i do sometimes though

Or should i just leave it installed like i normally do

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You don't need GeForce Experience at all.
In fact, you have the option during Nvidia driver install to install ONLY the Graphics driver.



[B]DDU Instructions - Nvidia[/B]
1. Get this program, here: Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU) | Wagnardsoft ...get the latest version, and save it to your desktop.
2. Get the Standard/Game Ready vid card driver here, use the Manual Search: Advanced Driver Search | NVIDIA ...save this to your desktop.
Unhook the internet completely.
3. Reboot into Safe Mode and run DDU (Display Driver Uninstaller) choose the "Highly Recommend Option", and just do what it tells you.
4. After it's done, reboot to normal mode, then just double click the Nvidia driver to install.
[See pics below]. If it want's to reboot, let it.
Rehook the internet.










Check mark everything that has a RED dot.

Ok Thank you for the steps--seems very simple, will tackle first thing in the morning before i do any gaming or any other tasks for the day

bikemanI7 said:

Ok Thank you for the steps--seems very simple, will tackle first thing in the morning before i do any gaming or any other tasks for the day

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Glad to be able to help.

I only use it to capture screen shots and record desktop or game play video.

You don't need ddu or any special program to uninstall GeForce experience. Just go to programs and features in the control panel, or go to apps in settings, find it, and uninstall it.