how to record games with geforce experience

The desktop capture ability was introduced in 2.0, and previously only worked with manual recordings.

Speaking of ShadowPlay, 2.1 also adds the ability to do desktop capture in ShadowPlay’s shadow mode. Note however that because this is a ShadowPlay feature, it only functions when ShadowPlay is enabled, so you’ll still want to keep around FRAPS (or your favorite overlay) if not using ShadowPlay. On the feature side GeForce Experience is getting a little more FRAPSy, with the addition of an in-game framerate overlay for ShadowPlay. Now NVIDIA is back with a smaller point update, releasing GeForce Experience 2.1 today.Īs is common for GeForce Experience point updates, 2.1 is a combination of small new features and bug fixes.

The previous release of GeForce Experience was April’s version 2.0, which added laptop functionality along with new ShadowPlay and GameStream features. It has been a bit over 2 years since NVIDIA first announced GeForce Experience, and while it took them a bit longer to get off the ground than they had planned on, since then they’ve been quickly iterating on the utility to add features and fix bugs.

How to record games with geforce experience