NVIDIA Inspector 1.9.6.6

Pill Monster · **NVIDIA Inspector 1.9.6.6 -** 06-20-2012, 13:04 | posts: 20,464 | Location: NZ

- clock domains reworked, fixed some 304.xx issues on kepler
- switched shader to gpu clock for monitoring default selection
- updated some setting constants for 302.xx drivers

Download @ Guru3D mirrors (thanks Pilly!).

Pill Monster · 06-20-2012, 15:28 | posts: 20,464 | Location: NZ

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Originally Posted by Pill Monster

Download @ Guru3D mirrors (thanks Pilly!).

Thanks for hosting it.

WindtalkerCS · 06-20-2012, 15:30 | posts: 378 | Location: Upstate NY

Did you just quote and talk to yourself?

Pill Monster · 06-20-2012, 15:32 | posts: 20,464 | Location: NZ

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Originally Posted by WindtalkerCS

Did you just quote and talk to yourself?

Guess again.....

Mikedogg · 06-20-2012, 15:34 | posts: 2,872 | Location: The Freak Show - Earth.

He's referring to himself in the 3rd person.

Pill time

Pill Monster · 06-20-2012, 15:36 | posts: 20,464 | Location: NZ

Come on guys think about it...mouseover the link and look at the URL...

Mikedogg · 06-20-2012, 15:38 | posts: 2,872 | Location: The Freak Show - Earth.

We know. But it's much more fun just messing with ya!

Anarion · 06-20-2012, 15:48 | posts: 9,148 | Location: Finland

Hmm... Now there's Vertical Sync Tear Control available. Any idea what it does?

Pill Monster · 06-20-2012, 15:51 | posts: 20,464 | Location: NZ

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Originally Posted by Anarion

Hmm... Now there's Vertical Sync Tear Control available. Any idea what it does?

Adaptive V-sync?

-Tj- · *Last edited by -Tj-; 06-20-2012 at 16:11.*

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Originally Posted by Anarion

Hmm... Now there's Vertical Sync Tear Control available. Any idea what it does?

This isn't new, 1.9.6.5 had it too and yes its for adaptive vsync

btw, force adaptive vsync in driver and then check in nvinspector how it configures, this way you will know for sure which is what

Anarion · 06-20-2012, 18:53 | posts: 9,148 | Location: Finland

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Originally Posted by -Tj-

This isn't new, 1.9.6.5 had it too and yes its for adaptive vsync

btw, force adaptive vsync in driver and then check in nvinspector how it configures, this way you will know for sure which is what

Ah, sheit. I read the drop down options too quickly and and thought that I spotted adaptive v-sync option under vertical sync list.

ceesay · 06-20-2012, 19:21 | posts: 166 | Location: liverpool uk

thx........

zipper · 06-20-2012, 21:08 | posts: 457 | Location: finland

Just appcrash like all predecessors, kernelbase.dll, on my laptop.

---TK--- · 06-20-2012, 21:19 | posts: 14,697 | Location: New Jersey, USA

ty OP you da man!

Mike89 · *Last edited by Mike89; 06-21-2012 at 03:21.*

In the Nvidia Control Panel, the vsync/adaptive setting are all in one setting. So with Nvidia Inspector, you have to use two settings to do it, first force on vsync then turn on the adaptive setting? Is that right?

Orbmu2k · 06-21-2012, 18:00 | posts: 59 | Location: Germany

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Originally Posted by zipper

Just appcrash like all predecessors, kernelbase.dll, on my laptop.

.net framework 2.0 installed?

zipper · 06-21-2012, 19:18 | posts: 457 | Location: finland

I have Win7, so it should be there by default - but it might be corrupted.

Neo Cyrus · **Memory**: 6GB DDR3-2000 9-9-9-24-1T

I wish I could use this, it's my favourite 3rd party program for video cards. But regardless of how unsatisfied I am the 6900 series now has sort of stable drivers and there aren't all that many PC games that I want to play anyway. There isn't a good enough reason for me to upgrade that justifies the price. Hopefully the GTX 780 won't cost a left nut... who am I kidding I better start saving my pennies now.

Pill Monster · 06-21-2012, 23:54 | posts: 20,464 | Location: NZ

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Originally Posted by Neo Cyrus

I wish I could use this, it's my favourite 3rd party program for video cards.

Me too, was the main reason I was reluctant to switch from Nvidia to AMD last upgrade.