| Shaunodon said: Some purists don't like Geforce Experience and say you should just do a manual install for every driver update. But that'd mean having to uninstall your driver, restart, clean install the new driver, then restart again, yet Geforce Experience literally does it all for you with the click of a button. I've been using Geforce Experience since I built this PC 6 years ago, and the only time I had a problem was recently when trying to play Gears Tactics for the first time. Geforce Experience will tell you whenever there's a new driver update, but since I was only playing old games, I hadn't bothered updating for months. FYI, I'm on a desktop and the current latest driver is 445.87. If you have Geforce Experience installed, you can easily check for updates to make sure you're on the latest. |
I don't like bloatware and since it only found 2 games on my system (with add not showing anything else) it seemed completely pointless. Plus I couldn't find any options in it to set which gpu to use, but maybe that's because I installed the wrong version.
I avoid updates on PC in general as long as things work. Plenty times in the past it either made things slower or messed things up. My windows 7 desktop is still trying to apply some old updates (and failing) while windows 7 support has long ended.
No clue why the windows store is broken (again), it worked with FH4 and other gamepass games last year. However earlier whatever I tried, I never managed to get it to download Project Spark. It's on the horrible side of windows which I pretend doesn't exist :) Windows key + X is the only thing I use.
