It has been decades since NVIDIA first rolled out its earliest versions of the control panel and just a little over ten years since GeForce Experience left Beta in 2013. Now, their inevitable replacement has just left its Beta phase.
"Users who don't need the app can skip it, as they’ll still be notified about new drivers through other channels."
"NVIDIA isn’t sunsetting the Control Panel, as the official blog post doesn’t mention any changes to it. It seems the company will take time to fully integrate Control Panel features, so users can run both programs simultaneously for now."
"NVIDIA isn’t sunsetting the Control Panel, as the official blog post doesn’t mention any changes to it. It seems the company will take time to fully integrate Control Panel features, so users can run both programs simultaneously for now."
I've had the Control Panel available the entire time I've had the beta Nvidia App installed - I didn't use it much before aside from ensuring that G-Sync settings were correct, and haven't had a need for it since those settings were brought into the App recently.
