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GeForce Experience without an NVIDIA GPU

kucharczykt
By kucharczykt
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I know that nvidea requires a GeForce card in order to download Geforce Experience, I want to know if i can bypass the filter and use GeForce experience with my intergrated i5 graphics. I don't want to know the risks or violations or whatever (unless a program is sketch) I just want to know if its possible or not and if so how   

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16 minutes ago, kucharczykt said:

I know that nvidea requires a GeForce card in order to download Geforce Experience, I want to know if i can bypass the filter and use GeForce experience with my intergrated i5 graphics. I don't want to know the risks or violations or whatever (unless a program is sketch) I just want to know if its possible or not and if so how   

I don't think it's possible as all of the special features rely on the CUDA Cores or NVENC, but also why?

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If you're intending to use ShadowPlay or Game Optimization, you need NVIDIA hardware. Use OBS if you need recording software.

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