After more than 20 years of service, one of NVIDIA's most popular interfaces appears to be officially nearing its end. The company has announced the discontinuation of the NVIDIA Control Panel and is pushing users entirely towards the new NVIDIA App, which will become the primary interface for managing GeForce cards going forward.

NVIDIA officially announces the end of the NVIDIA Control Panel after more than 20 years.

Full control of GeForce cards is gradually moving to the NVIDIA App.

The old interface will remain available, but without updates or new features.

Only RTX PRO cards will continue to support the Control Panel temporarily

. For many gamers, the Control Panel wasn't just a regular tool; it was a constant part of the NVIDIA card experience for years, from changing resolution and refresh rate to managing 3D and V-Sync settings and multi-monitor options.

NVIDIA began preparing for this move some time ago with the launch of the NVIDIA App, and now it has officially confirmed that the era of the Control Panel is over for Game Ready and Studio Drivers.