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Help> system info should tell you there

Are you trying to downscale?

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Idk if I got the right drivers or whatever, this is all I got.

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Is there anything else I need?

That is indeed your GPU drivers.  As for what else you might need, you may find an application such as GPUtweak, Afterburner, or PrecisionX helpful (programs that allows one to monitor the thermal conditions of teh card as well as overclock it), and Nvidia has a game engine out there too (The name escapes me at this time, but your drivers installer would have ased you to install it. It is useful for gamestreaming and keeping teh drivers up to date).

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Help> system info should tell you there

Are you trying to downscale?

Wut is that the drivers because it looks like it was made in like 1990

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Yes that is the drivers. Hopefully you downloaded the correct one for your graphics card model :)

If you want the shadowplay, game optimisation, streaming features, etc... you need to download GeForce Experience

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That is indeed your GPU drivers.  As for what else you might need, you may find an application such as GPUtweak, Afterburner, or PrecisionX helpful (programs that allows one to monitor the thermal conditions of teh card as well as overclock it), and Nvidia has a game engine out there too (The name escapes me at this time, but your drivers installer would have ased you to install it. It is useful for gamestreaming and keeping teh drivers up to date).

Yea I just needed to know because that's the lowest quality drivers I've ever seen Q_Q

Emmh... Maybe consider killing yourself before you talk to me?

 

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Yea I just needed to know because that's the lowest quality drivers I've ever seen Q_Q

The quality of the user interface has little to do with the quality of the underlying software. Nvidia has not updated their interface in a while, but iirc has AMD and Intel. The functionality of the GPU driver is paramount to its appearance. (basically, if it were CLI only, it would function the exact same.)

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The quality of the user interface has little to do with the quality of the underlying software. Nvidia has not updated their interface in a while, but iirc has AMD and Intel. The functionality of the GPU driver is paramount to its appearance. (basically, if it were CLI only, it would function the exact same.)

Yea but it looks like shit, I could make it better in like 2 hours Q_Q

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Yea but it looks like shit, I could make it better in like 2 hours Q_Q

I think you are kind of missing the point here. For the vast majority of users, the GPU driver is accessed 1 time or less. For gamers and power users, maybe closer to 2 times per install (aside from SLI tweaks or messing with CUDA or Physx settings).  It would hardly be worth the $$ in manhours to make it look good. (Also, take a look at Geforce Experience to compare teh user interfaces. It looks a lot more modern and functional).

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