NVIDIA has announced a brand new productivity application geared towards its line-up of Quadro GPUs suitably dubbed NVIDIA Quadro Experience.
NVIDIA confirmed the news in a press release published late yesterday, pointing to Quadro Experience as an application designed to boost the creativity and productivity of professionals across all industries by taking the headache out of time-consuming tasks, streamlining workflows, and making sure applications are always up to date.
Here’s the official blurb from NVIDIA: ‘Professional workflows are becoming more interactive and collaborative. With Quadro Experience, engineers, designers, artists, architects, and other professionals can optimize the power of their Quadro GPUs.’
Key features include the ability to share content from anywhere thanks to screen capture and 4K desktop recording. The idea is to allow teams to upload content on the fly and broadcast work sessions directly from their PCs.
NVIDIA says the screenshot and video capture feature is easily accessible from any application and includes a user-defined repository to retrieve assets. There’s also an Instant Replay feature that continually captures the last 20 minutes of desktop activity so users can look back on previous work quickly and share pertinent moments with co-workers.
Quadro Experience is also compatible with NVIDIA Shield for live streaming from a desktop to multiple other devices for activities such as presentations, meetings, and training sessions.
As above, Quadro Experience will alert users about the latest updates to maximize performance, improve driver stability, and instantly offer the latest features to users. New drivers are delivered immediately to Quadro Experience, at which point users can determine whether they want to go ahead with the update or not. The feature also includes one-click download and installation via the application.
Quadro Experience allows users to switch their Quadro GPUs to Game Mode once the workday is over. The experience is similar to GeForce Experience, according to NVIDIA, and includes features like Freestyle, Highlights, and Ansel as well as Optimal Playable Settings, and the ability to stream gameplay through NVIDIA Shield.
Quadro Experience is available right now.