Scarlet-Tech
I still use the LED visualizer from the 372.70 driver.  As long as you don't delete the old driver file out of the NVidia folder in the C: drive, you don't need GFE.  Not sure why people still think you need it to control the LEDs at this point.
 
C:\NVIDIA\DisplayDriver\372.70\Win10_64\International\LEDVisualizer

Well... Because Im still running 359.06?
 

Dukman

Scarlet-Tech
I still use the LED visualizer from the 372.70 driver.  As long as you don't delete the old driver file out of the NVidia folder in the C: drive, you don't need GFE.  Not sure why people still think you need it to control the LEDs at this point.
 
C:\NVIDIA\DisplayDriver\372.70\Win10_64\International\LEDVisualizer

Well... Because Im still running 359.06?
 

Anything before the three latest drivers has it is in the install file. Use the link i provided, but change it to 359.60 instead of 372.70, and it is right there.

C:\NVIDIA\DisplayDriver\359.60\Win10_64\International\LEDVisualizer

If you are on windows 7 or 8, just adjust where you click. They are all the same subfolders through every install. Just keep the one you use, and it will always work.

Dukman
I have it installed solely to control the LED's on my graphic cards.  I do not use it for optomization or anything else.
 
And I don't want Gears of War 4 anyway.

I have it to remind me when driver updates are available.

Scarlet-Tech
I still use the LED visualizer from the 372.70 driver.  As long as you don't delete the old driver file out of the NVidia folder in the C: drive, you don't need GFE.  Not sure why people still think you need it to control the LEDs at this point.
 
C:\NVIDIA\DisplayDriver\372.70\Win10_64\International\LEDVisualizer

I wish EVGA would put the same LED control in Precision.  Let us turn off and on the LED in Precision instead of having to use the LEDVisualizer or GFE.

I accidentally clicked the optimism my games once... It's like having a nuke with a big red button in the middle of your living room, why take the chance. 

NVIDIA can keep the crapware. This new software is no better than NTUNE .

pcmaster00

Scarlet-Tech
I still use the LED visualizer from the 372.70 driver.  As long as you don't delete the old driver file out of the NVidia folder in the C: drive, you don't need GFE.  Not sure why people still think you need it to control the LEDs at this point.
 
C:\NVIDIA\DisplayDriver\372.70\Win10_64\International\LEDVisualizer

I wish EVGA would put the same LED control in Precision.  Let us turn off and on the LED in Precision instead of having to use the LEDVisualizer or GFE.

That is a fantastic idea.

I remember when the newest precision was beihg released for the 10 series, there was a shadowplay button in the preview pictures. I had high hopes that we would have shadowplay without GFE. alas, i still dont see that.

Scarlet-Tech

Dukman

Scarlet-Tech
I still use the LED visualizer from the 372.70 driver.  As long as you don't delete the old driver file out of the NVidia folder in the C: drive, you don't need GFE.  Not sure why people still think you need it to control the LEDs at this point.
 
C:\NVIDIA\DisplayDriver\372.70\Win10_64\International\LEDVisualizer

Well... Because Im still running 359.06?
 

Anything before the three latest drivers has it is in the install file. Use the link i provided, but change it to 359.60 instead of 372.70, and it is right there.

C:\NVIDIA\DisplayDriver\359.60\Win10_64\International\LEDVisualizer

If you are on windows 7 or 8, just adjust where you click. They are all the same subfolders through every install. Just keep the one you use, and it will always work.

Well [censored].  I didn't know it was built into the drivers themselves.    

My next GPU will be a AMD, screw this kind of crap, consumers should have the rights were "now" not getting,

Up urs big corps.....

haven't had a good experience with GFE yet...i gave it two shots too....and the last 3 drivers have been messing up my system sooo......it went bye bye again and for the last time.