Nvidia has been quick to respond to a cacophony of PC gaming performance complaints in the wake of its massive Windows 11 22H2 feature update earlier this week. tom’s hardware The problem behind various lagging and stuttering issues recently discussed on the internet is said to have been fixed by a newly available beta update. was the culprit of the situation.
and Support article Called “Slow Performance After Upgrading to Microsoft Windows 11 2022 Update,” Nvidia discusses the Windows 11 22H2 issue and suggests solutions for lag and stutter-filled gaming issues.
At the time of writing this article, there are two ways to apply the fix provided by Nvidia, but for now you need to install the “beta” software. First, you can manually download the Nvidia GeForce Experience v3.26 Beta installer. here (opens in new tab) (direct link to executable) and proceed with installation. Alternatively, you can launch her GeForce Experience app, which you already have, and apply this update.If you follow this second method, to have the built-in updater check for and apply beta versions, go to Settings[実験的機能を有効にする]Note that you must select
If you’re not keen on installing beta software, Nvidia says it will offer a non-beta version of Nvidia GeForce Experience 3.26 sometime next week. The new GeForce Accessory App will be delivered with the new GeForce Game Ready Drivers in the week starting September 26th.
At this stage, most gamers want to get these updates anyway, so you may want to wait a few days for non-beta updates and new drivers.
