The Nvidia app will be officially launched alongside the RTX 5090, according to a leak

The start date for the Nvidia app might have just leaked. A new post on

It makes sense for Nvidia to launch its new app alongside its next-generation graphics cards, which will almost certainly be among the best gaming GPUs you can buy once they hit the market. We expect these new GPUs (and apparently the new app to manage them) to be announced at CES 2025 in Las Vegas in early January 2025, although this is not yet confirmed.

This new leak comes from regular and sometimes reliable hardware leaker kopite7kimi on X/Twitter. In a post originally written by Videocardz, kopite7kimi tweets that the Nvidia app will be “officially released alongside RTX 50” series graphics cards. If Nvidia makes an announcement at CES 2025, it’s likely that the launch will take place alongside the new flagship RTX 5090 and other top-end cards, with CEO Jensen Huang’s CES 2025 keynote speech on January 6th 2025 is one of the more likely dates for an official statement.

A launch date for the Nvidia app in January contradicts the company’s previous statements that the app would be launched by the end of the year, but not for another week. The beta version of the Nvidia app launched earlier this year as a new replacement for the GeForce Experience and Control Panel apps for managing your graphics cards. Since then, Nvidia has been regularly adding new features to it.

The work on this is not yet finished either. Just this week, a new Nvidia poll popped up on Reddit asking users to comment on which old features should be ported to the new app. A recent update also brought numerous other improvements and we expect Nvidia to release several more updates before a final release.

The Nvidia app is the future of managing your Nvidia graphics card’s settings, but you don’t have to wait until January to try it out. If you already have an Nvidia GPU like an RTX 4070 Super, you can download the latest beta here provided you are happy with any bugs or missing features that appear in this trial.

If you’re more excited about Nvidia’s next-gen cards than the new app, check out our RTX 5000 series guide for all the latest hints and rumors.