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I updated both to be safe, but what ultimately ended up fixing it was I had to go into the Nvidia Control Panel and under manage 3D settings, set the program to run explicitly on the Nvidia card (by default it automatically picks a card and was defaulting to the intel card).
For some reason, I expected the Geforce Experience client to streamline this for me, but I guess you also need to make sure the program in question is running on the right card through nvidia's control panel.
Right now I'm not on my laptop anymore but I might log on later and provide screenshots for anyone else that may be running into this issue.
