Nvidia Inspector introduction and Guide

The "V3" limiter is the latest and best one. It replaced the previous ones which had some input lag. The V3 one is now as good as RTSS, so that's the one you want anyway.

 

Sorry I meant "Frame Rate Limiter" entry. It seems it is nowhere to be found! Also I read NV2 limiter is better in DX12 games! https://forums.guru3d.com/threads/c...imiters-v1-v2-v3-vs-rtss-vs-in-engine.430972/

 

Is there a command line option for setting default Vsync mode? I use my PC to play games on TVs in other rooms, and being able to switch between 'fast' and 'off' would be amazing.

 

Wanted to undervolt my GPU a little bit with Inspector but is greyed out (gaming laptop ASUS GL703GS with 1070 8GB Max-P):



Is my GPU unsupported?

 

doesn't work above maxwell.

 

Are you like sure?
Because I reckon that any random body's guess is as good as anyone, but people here seemed pretty confident something was happening with direct3d too.
Couldn't it be that the two different multi-display modes exist only to handle a certain GL quirk, but single-display influence behaviour in every api?

 

This setting has been removed from the driver since r384 series.

You can check, take the HexSettingID of this setting

and try to find it in the driver files.
You will find bytes FCEB0A20 only in

nvoglv32.dll - OpenGL 32-bit driver
nvoglv64.dll - OpenGL 64-bit driver

but not in

nvd3dum.dll - DX9 32-bit driver
nvd3dumx.dll - DX9 64-bit driver
nvwgf2um.dll - DX10+ 32-bit driver
nvwgf2umx.dll - DX10+ 64-bit driver

and that means that this setting is for OpenGL only.

 

this setting doesn't do anything.

 

Hey what option would i need to change to get the shadows to be all blocky like this https://www.twitch.tv/zellabuseamfet/clip/VivaciousTastyPeppermintThisIsSparta-mitgzAvH4XCQmOtY

I put LOD bias on 0x00000078 and had 0x00000008 AA_MODE_REPLAY_MODE_ALL and that seemed to work for the textures but I have no idea about the shadows

 

What would you do for a game that is not listed? I am playing First Descent (an UE5 game) which is in Beta and it has no profile. The game currently plays so poorly which many of the game's community is also reporting. Using a RTX3070 playing on High preset I get 40FPS at 2K.

 

Create a profile for the game's executable, or maybe add the game's executable to a profile of a game with the same engine first and see if that helps, then export it and adapt the settings to create a profile for the game without one.

 

Any way to manipulate and disallow certain programs to use the GPU's hardware accerelation ability through this utility? I would like to disable or force the Desktop Window Manager to NOT see my GPU so that it fallsback to CPU rendering path. I know such a path exists; Windows fallsback to that path if your GPU driver is not installed or if you're using an ancient GPU.