The best part is that when you open GeForce Experience, it will scan your PC for installed PC games automatically, and new games will be added to your library. This means that you can get the best balance of performance and visual quality without spending an hour toiling over graphics options. With GeForce Experience, you can optimize your games with a mere click of the button. However, if you need another reason, there's another marquee feature you’ll definitely going to appreciate: game optimization. The capability to download drivers on GeForce Experience is definitely enough for us to always have the program installed. Optimize your games with GeForce Experience (Image credit: Nvidia) How to optimize your games with GeForce Experience After that, congratulations, you've updated your graphics card driver. Installing your driver will take a few minutes depending on your hardware, and you may need to restart your PC when it's done. For most users, we recommend going with the 'Express Installation'. Once the driver download has completed, two more buttons will appear: 'Express Installation' and 'Custom Installation'. All you need to do is click that and wait for the driver to download. If not, you'll see a message that mentions the latest driver with a big green 'Download' button next to it. If your graphics driver is up to date, you'll see a message at the top of the screen that says so. Usually, GeForce Experience will automatically check for new updates, but it never hurts to take that extra step to check yourself. Just open the program, click the 'Drivers' tab and click the 'check for updates' button. With GeForce Experience, it's extremely easy to do this. Nvidia will put out new graphics drivers every couple of weeks for major game releases, so it’s definitely a good idea to check in regularly to make sure your drivers are up to date. One of the best things about the GeForce Experience is that new graphics drivers are always only a couple of clicks away. You can update your graphics drivers with GeForce Experience (Image credit: Nvidia) How to install graphics drivers with GeForce Experience

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