Cool new nVidia feature: constant in-game recording

Skybird · 10-29-13, 06:42 PM

http://www.geforce.com/whats-new/art...ble-october-28

If you are using the latest of the latest driver, you may have gotten the live update feature already, it came with one of the latest driver versions (which I do not use,so...

). However, they now added a showdow feature: the gfx card will constantly write the past 15 or 20 minutes of game action to a temporary file, and if you did something greatz or something worth to be turned into a movie and shown around, you hit a keyboard command, and the temp file gets saved as a permanent file, and a new temp file gets started.

By the sound of it: cool idea!

But I am using 314.22, and I will not corrupt a stable and solid driver version (the first driver since I upgraded from 275.xx that does not behave like a diva!) just for this new feature.

You need a GTX 650 or better, and latest driver, along with nVidia Experience 1.7 My card is GTX660, so I would be fine, but as I said: I dislike experiments with GFX drivers. Thinking so by plenty of non-positive experiences.

10-29-13, 06:42 PM	#1
Skybird Soaring Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: the mental asylum named Germany Posts: 42,602 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	Cool new nVidia feature: constant in-game recording http://www.geforce.com/whats-new/art...ble-october-28 If you are using the latest of the latest driver, you may have gotten the live update feature already, it came with one of the latest driver versions (which I do not use,so... ). However, they now added a showdow feature: the gfx card will constantly write the past 15 or 20 minutes of game action to a temporary file, and if you did something greatz or something worth to be turned into a movie and shown around, you hit a keyboard command, and the temp file gets saved as a permanent file, and a new temp file gets started. By the sound of it: cool idea! But I am using 314.22, and I will not corrupt a stable and solid driver version (the first driver since I upgraded from 275.xx that does not behave like a diva!) just for this new feature. You need a GTX 650 or better, and latest driver, along with nVidia Experience 1.7 My card is GTX660, so I would be fine, but as I said: I dislike experiments with GFX drivers. Thinking so by plenty of non-positive experiences. __________________ If you feel nuts, consult an expert.