Nvidia have just ruined my Shield Nvidia have just ruined my expensive 2019 Shield TV Pro by pushing out a buggy update (Android 11). It has made the Shield operate far more slowly, it's now quite laggy, the voice search function using the remote no longer works, I can no longer use the app as a remote, it's caused issues with using USB HDDs to play media, apps such as Plex now randomly crash when they used to be stable, other apps no longer work and are now incompatible (even Nvidia's own GeFirce Now) and the AI upscaling won't always engage. Which idiot signed this update off?! Whatever you do, never, ever update your Shield. It's not worth it!

I will never buy any of your cards if… I will never buy any of your cards if they aren't at a reasonable price, no sir. Did you think that I would support scalpers scumbag slackers lazy bstrd who doesn't prefer to get a real job working with dignity but scalp people? or paying overpriced items from a greedy vendor those crooks? America actually has parias so sad.

Forcing to buy new cards because they… Forcing to buy new cards because they claim that "FrameGeneration won't work on older generation graphic cards" thats funny. AMD just showed us that it's possible to do it.

superb I now own the Geforce RTX 3060ti a monster of power nvidia far outperforms its competitor we can find powerful models there for cheap (around 300 euros for the 3060 ti) I won't even talk about raytracing which is simply incredible for gamers wanting to be amazed by reflections, shadows, and water features. if your current nvidia card does not support a game that is too demanding, no problem, the rtx graphics cards have dlss which allows you to gain performance without degrading the image. very good work nvidia 👍

BAD VR driver for more than a year no… BAD VR driver for more than a year no follow up , blamming other software like RGB led. still selling the 30serie as vr compatible with no working stutter free driver for those card. Ngreedia is only focus on cyberpunk and other big AAA title and selling their stuff