Not me. I've always been team AMD. Can't beat the pricepoint I've had with them. :)

But the benefit of the geforce experience is that it enters you into the raffles for their prizes automatically. Not that the odds are great though but it's something. ^^

well using it for the broadcast option here as i only casually stream for a few hours every other week - for this case it's way superior to OBS/other broadcast solutions as it's just set up within seconds within any worrying about which "screen/scene" to show. It also seems to outperform OBS on quality/performance. Really hated the mandatory registration here, not using the game optimization features and ya guess i might stop using it if it gets even more "awesome features" (which i dont need ^^). For me it's just the easy instant broadcast without any performance impact - don't care about automatic driver updates and such. Totally agree on the weird UI - dunno why they can't do better

Not fan of the account stuff, but the fps counter is better than fraps.

I've only used GeForce Experience just for recording my gameplay, but the moment the 3.0 version got released, I've ditched that bloatware and switched to Open Broadcast Software.

You know nvidia are wanting all of your data, just so they can sell it on & not let you have your share, when they even say you have to keep the game you get with the card you paid hundreds for & can only even do that via gefarce.

Had it installed on my Win7 rig. Never got the automatic driver updater to work and had to always install the new driver manually. Had no real need of it other than that, so, uninstalled.

Nope. As far as I'm concerned, it has always been a bloated and highly unnecessary piece of shit. That is, when it decides it wants to actually work right.

I always make sure not to have it installed when updating my drivers.

Nvidia should stick to making Video Cards and Chips, which they are pretty good at, and not mess around with crap like this.