Introducing the v11.0.1 Update
NVIDIA has rolled out its latest update, v11.0.1, to the NVIDIA app, and there’s a subtle yet significant change. Gone are the days of the game filter function being active by default! The update comes in light of recent reports regarding performance issues tied to these very filters.
What Does This Mean for Users?
In simple terms, NVIDIA is taking the reins on game filters. Users previously had to navigate through a labyrinth of settings—specifically ‘Settings > Features > Overlay > Game Filters and Photo Mode’—to disable the functionality that might have been causing headaches. Now, they can breathe easy knowing that game filters won’t interfere with their performance unless they decide to enable them themselves.
A Shift in Direction
The NVIDIA app has certainly made waves since replacing the GeForce Experience software after the GeForce 566.33 driver update. With ongoing enhancements like this new update, NVIDIA is clearly paying attention to user feedback. As you dive into your favorite games, embrace this new freedom; with game filters now disabled by default, your gameplay experience might just get a boost.
So, whether you choose to enable game filters or revel in the absence of them, NVIDIA’s latest v11.0.1 update invites users to take control of their experience, one setting at a time.
