- #Nvidia control panel only shows 3d settings driver
- #Nvidia control panel only shows 3d settings full
- #Nvidia control panel only shows 3d settings free
However, it can be safely left enabled anyway as it has no affect on DirectX games. That is how it has been for years unless NVIDIA have now added support for triple buffering for DirectX games.
#Nvidia control panel only shows 3d settings driver
I'm pretty sure that the driver control panel Triple Buffering option only works with OpenGL games so for games it is useless since the majority use DirectX. What it does there is removing stutter when using mouse view from side to side, but at the same time fps gets a little hit, so the fix does come at a cost.Ĭlamp does work for very few games, as I recall it had positive effect on some mmo I once played.īut having it enabled globally gives issues in a lot of other games when you run them with all eye candy.
#Nvidia control panel only shows 3d settings full
On my game list only one game gets a positive effect by setting this to 1, and only if that game is run in full screen.
#Nvidia control panel only shows 3d settings free
Going lower than default reduces issues with mouse and keyboard lag, but at the same time adds a reduction on fps if you got a strong CPU which has plenty of resources free while running the game. Setting frames to render ahead lower than default can hurt performance, same as going above default if your CPU is slow or has to much load already.
Generally I prefer better image quality, so if only a few games have issues with it I would rather set it like I did globally and adjust it for the concerning games. game setting.ĭidn't experience any stutter/jitter with high quality, guess the optimizations are aimed towards older games? That is off as default and should be left that way, this is a pr. MSI Afterburner is a good tool for this, although once again if you can cap it in engine (BF/Source) then you should do it there instead.Ĭlick to expand.Max performance also ensures that your driver doesn't bug out and sets the card to 2D clocks when alt tabbing, but I guess that you can add that to each individual game instead, just faster to set it globally, never saw any issues regarding heat with it that way.Īnd since there still are people posting that it bugs, max performance is the way to go unless the additional power cost is that bad for you. On a side note, for games that have noticeable input lag once you enable v-sync, cap the framerate below your refresh rate (a frame or two should suffice). The only time I ever touch this is when you get one of those shonky console ports I mentioned before and the mouse feels 'wallowy'. Usually Auto (3) or 2 will be fine for most games. In some titles it will result in much steeper framerate drops (probably more pronounced on multi-GPU systems) at the benefit of only minor input lag reduction (try this in BF4 and see what I mean). Always set v-sync, triple buffering, AA, AF etc in game where you can before messing with these settings.Īlso, be careful of setting pre-rendered frames to 1 no matter what people say. The majority of settings here are best left alone unless you are fixing a problem with a specific game as most games have their own engine implementation of these features which is better and/or faster. This is an OPENGL only parameter in the NVCP afaik (just like threaded optimisation and multi-display / mixed GPU acceleration), they just don't mark it as such. In addition it is almost always better to use the game's own implementation of triple buffering than forcing it in the CP (there are different ways of implementing it and some ways are better, i.e less input lag). The input lag is more noticeable where certain games link their input processing directly to the framerate (seems to be most common in shonky console ports), triple buffering tends to aggravate that. Click to expand.The only time I would enable it is when the hardware is not capable of maintaining a steady framerate at the monitor refresh rate, as without it the framerate drops will be more severe.
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