I'm pissed. Really, really f***** pissed at NVidia.
Their latest control panel, the "GeGorce Experience" requires online registration. You need to get an account to use the new control panel. WTF?.
As if that's not bad enough, when you try to register an account you need to go thru email verification process. Of course, the email verification NEVER gets sent.
So right now, the new control panel is useless, as it won't run without logging into an account, and I can't login in my account without first verifying it and I can't verify my account because the NVidia verification email never arrives.
Not to mention if a person doesn't have internet, or for some reason their internet goes down temporarily, that person can't use the control panel.
Starting a petition to fire the moron at NVidia who thought this was a good idea.
I paid a lot for my video card and I shouldn't have to deal with this BS.
I hope AMD doesn't follow this genius NVidia example.
BTW, I have automated the clicking of the "RESENT VERIFICATION" button so that by the end of week NVidia will need to send me 10000000000000000 verification emails. It's just my way of saying "Thanks".
And of course, I have a new slogan for them... "If it's working, break it!"
Their latest control panel, the "GeGorce Experience" requires online registration. You need to get an account to use the new control panel. WTF?.
As if that's not bad enough, when you try to register an account you need to go thru email verification process. Of course, the email verification NEVER gets sent.
So right now, the new control panel is useless, as it won't run without logging into an account, and I can't login in my account without first verifying it and I can't verify my account because the NVidia verification email never arrives.
Not to mention if a person doesn't have internet, or for some reason their internet goes down temporarily, that person can't use the control panel.
Starting a petition to fire the moron at NVidia who thought this was a good idea.
I paid a lot for my video card and I shouldn't have to deal with this BS.
I hope AMD doesn't follow this genius NVidia example.
BTW, I have automated the clicking of the "RESENT VERIFICATION" button so that by the end of week NVidia will need to send me 10000000000000000 verification emails. It's just my way of saying "Thanks".
And of course, I have a new slogan for them... "If it's working, break it!"
thats horrible, and yeah for just your own PC's graphics card thats a rediculous idea for a user interface, especially for people with a little lower end hardware / CPU's that change their settings so everything works smoothly, or use different tv / monitors with different resolutions depending where they are.