RIP GeForce Experience

[Nyanino]

I downloaded the latest version of GeForce experience and game drivers for the new release of Batman, when I found that GeForce Experience no longer supports my GeForce GTX 580. RIP GeForce Experience. Can anyone tell why they did this? I always had game optimization in the past until now.

[Casperian]

Um, it stills says it support 700,600,500 and 400 series cards

 

EDIT:

Just noticed, where is 900 series in that list? Possibly outdated

[werto165]

Support eventually dies out? Kinda sucks as it's not exactly a slow card.

 

EDIT: ^^ above.

[Nyanino]

Um, it stills says it support 900,700,600,500 and 400 series cards

500 is not GTX 500

[Nyanino]

Support eventually dies out? Kinda sucks as it's not exactly a slow card.

 

EDIT: ^^ above.

I know. Kind of lame considering the fact that I could do it in the past. It's not like they're no longer supporting the card with drivers, just removing a feature that I had previously. I feel like this is Nvidia's way of pushing consumers torwards their newer line of products, and I can't blame them. They're better, plus they have shadowplay. Glorious shadowplay.

[ManIkWeet]

To be fair, the only thing this "optimization" does is change some ingame settings... That you can change yourself ._.

[Nyanino]

Um, it stills says it support 700,600,500 and 400 series cards

 

EDIT:

Just noticed, where is 900 series in that list? Possibly outdated

[Nyanino]

To be fair, the only thing this "optimization" does is change some ingame settings... That you can change yourself ._.

This is true, but it does give people an easier way of changing settings. It also allows you to immedietly apply the most optimal settings for games which I enjoyed. It's just a feature that didn't need to be removed.

[Guest Kloaked]

Um, it stills says it support 700,600,500 and 400 series cards

 

EDIT:

Just noticed, where is 900 series in that list? Possibly outdated

 

Do you not see where it says "or higher"?

[Elapo]

I know. Kind of lame considering the fact that I could do it in the past. It's not like they're no longer supporting the card with drivers, just removing a feature that I had previously. I feel like this is Nvidia's way of pushing consumers torwards their newer line of products, and I can't blame them. They're better, plus they have shadowplay. Glorious shadowplay.

 

It's just stupid that they removed the feature completely for 500 series owners. They DID test some older games on those cards, so people should still be able to use those presets.

 

I can see why they don't want to keep on testing new games on those old cards, but disabling the feature in its entirety is just stupid.

[Jodomcfrodo]

500 is not GTX 500

 

The Geforce 500 series includes the 550Ti to the 590. Your card is part of the 500 series like it says above. 

 

Odd that they would cut it like that. Have others experienced this issue or just you? I can't seem to find anyone else from a quick google. Have you tried reinstalling geforce experience? I can't imagine that Nvidia would do that. Makes no sense from a business stand point. 

[Casperian]

Do you not see where it says "or higher"?

I did, just thought it odd they listed 4 series as opposed to just saying 400 series or higher.

[Guest Kloaked]

I did, just thought it odd they listed 4 series as opposed to just saying 400 series or higher.

 

GFE is a pos anyways, lol.

[sgloux3470]

Reinstall your drivers.

 

This looks like a bug.