Archive notice: This article was originally published on 25 June 2020. It has been translated into English and lightly edited for clarity while preserving its historical context. Product availability, drivers, supported GPUs and operating-system requirements may have changed.
Nvidia Quadro Experience was positioned as a workstation counterpart to GeForce Experience. It notified Quadro users about driver updates, supported desktop recording and streaming, and provided a launcher for DCC applications.
Recording, streaming and drivers
The 2020 release supported desktop recording at up to 4K using H.264, intended for training material and similar capture tasks. It could stream directly through third-party services including YouTube and Twitch, notify users about driver updates, and install those updates from the application.
DCC launcher and requirements
The launcher could open applications such as Maya and 3ds Max. The published requirements listed Windows 10, 2 GB of RAM, and either a Kepler-based or newer Quadro desktop GPU or a Maxwell-based or newer Quadro notebook GPU. // Not independently verified at press time.
Test capture performance, driver compatibility and DCC launching on the exact workstation image used in production before deployment.
