Nvidia Geforce Experience Automatic Tuning Review

A while back Nvidia's Geforce Experience was updated with a performance tab. Included are performance monitoring and performance tuning which includes automatic tuning. In this video I review the automatic tuning. I'm using an RTX 2070 with a small factory overclock. It looks like this update supports GTX 900 series cards and 10 series cards for the performance monitoring, but unfortunately the automatic overclocking feature seems to be limited to the RTX series of cards (so 20 series and higher).

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[Snipy]

Wow i like ppl who gets directly to the point without any bs at the beginning, salute

[DevilRoom]

Thanks for NOT wasting our time with 20+ minutes video explaining all of this, much love.

[darkwatch]

Awesome video! Thank you for not waisting our time and getting right to the point. Also wanted to point out how relaxed it felt watching the video, now a days anything you watch on YouTube it feels so fast paced and rushed and by the end you learned nothing but you have given someone the views.

Anyways just wanted to say keep up the good work 😊

[Kyuubi]

Just found the performance tuning menu by accident, and then found this video. Thank you for the straight-to-the-point explanation!

[Unknown-pleu]

I'm running a RTX 3070 and used this tuning feature. I had an increase of 20-30 FPS while running Warzone/Multiplayer. It states I received a 175 mhz boost. I see a noticeable difference during gameplay and zero stability issues. I ran Cold War on ultra settings pushing 89-100 fps.. I noticed my memory clock was at 2010 vs the original 1750 on the overlay. No issues at all. Smooth sailing all around.

[boom]

Comments: kudos to nvidia for doing this, agree that it makes it easier for beginners to overclock. Nvidia cards tend to overclock better than amd in my experience. The way gpus run these days we are getting good performance regardless with gpu boost. I am also curious if you notice any difference in fan noise or temps in games. Thanks for the video.

[LiftedBuddha]

I'm not even gonna do this but I liked and subbed just because you jumped straight into it and didnt have an annoying intro.

[Just_A_Dude]

Thank you for the wonderfully succinct summary of the feature. Your comments, especially on stability, really put my mind at ease with hitting that button.

[guky]

I love the fact that you went straight into it, no bs to waste time. thank you <3

[Omgwatanb]

Straight to the point and simple terms is the way to go. Keep up the good work, sir!

[mrspaceman]

Tried this finally. Had to wipe my PC and start over and didn't log any of my OC levels. Decided to try this and it slightly beat my previous best 3D Mark. Been using it for a week and am pretty damn happy with it. Shocked!

Update: so the post above was also before my CPU OC. Now that that's done, I completely left my previous behind by 2k in 3D Mark!

I think the main difference is long term heat dissipation and wishful thinking when done manually. If done properly, I could probably squeeze a little more out of it doing manually.

[cemsengul]

I wish they added CPU temperature monitoring too.

[neiliewheeliebin]

I just discovered this convenient feature it seems to work quite well, saves me having to use Afterburner

[R.Specktre]

Good video!
Wouldn't mind seeing others' experimentations with other settings than everything put at maximum. Personally I set my 1660ti @ max V, 100% and 70C
= 79MHZ boost...
Testing with Attila TW, GPU stays under 65C, CPU @ 68C average, peaking @74C. Good results.
Game flows well.

[brandon_gb]

Great video . It's exactly what I was looking for. To the point and very helpful. Thank you.

[sgindiegamer]

Thanks Daniel, i have 2060 super I will try it now after watching ur video

[okossen]

i have a 3080, and had a vr game that was really using my memory and suffering big lag spikes but after using this it runs fine, cant be happier

[corie_]

I did this and got a small boost in gameplay ans fps. No problems so far!

[chrisknight]

You got my sub man! Black and white, straight to the point. That is the way a info video should be! Thank you.

[NathanOakley]

If you leave voltage at 0, the card will boost just as high but the card doesn’t fix the voltage and will be far more efficient when the card isn’t maxed out.