You can spruce up your PC game's graphics by adding filters, altering the colors, or improving brightness with Nvidia's Freestyle software. The war between video card manufacturers has never been more ...

The next time you fire up NVIDIA’s GeForce Now, you’ll be able to drastically change up the look of whatever game you’re playing. The company is rolling out its Freestyle tech across the service, ...

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Image filters aren’t just for photo mode anymore. The latest version of Nvidia’s Geforce Experience app introduces Freestyle, a series of special filters that change the way games look while they’re ...

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Applying filters to pictures and videos has become a popular pastime among social media users but it seems Nvidia is eager to bring that feature to a new crowd - gamers. Nvidia Freestyle, as the new ...

The Nvidia App has been updated with a new release, from version 10.0.x to 11.0.1. The significant change here is that users should not experience the disappointing gaming performance loss (up to 15%) ...

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NVIDIA is diving into curious new territory with its next GeForce Experience update: filters. With a new beta feature called Freestyle, you can spice up your gameplay with 15 different filters.