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Sooo I’m coming back to this video and disliking. Your video is not covering a large basis of users. Between those who buy gaming laptops, prebuilt desktops or even build their own many times these devices aren’t optimized to how they should be running. I’ve used videos before for specific games when I have run into problems the difference in fps is massive.

Rule 1: nobody knows what they are doing

I love when DLSS are in games, it lets my play with higher graphics quality without going below 60 fps. When I play in native 1440p it can sometimes drop unless I turn down graphics. My favourite DLSS mode is balanced. I have a rtx 3060 12gb

Well I did that for the bo6 beta and got 50 extra fps from it so it works for me (+ fortnite 3 years ago looked like shit on my computer and I tweaked a few things there and that fixed it)

Someone gave me this info so I’ll pass it to you - install the gerforce experience beta if you use an Intel gpu. The beta surprisingly functions way better than the normal GeForce experience and no more bullshit bugs. Once you do that all your drivers will function better and you will be able to use shadowplay and access the settings which a lot of people are unable to do using the normal GeForce experience.

Have you tried the core isolation ? I saw a lot of videos that it improves input lag

I lost like 30-50fps with same looking as fidelity cas

0 is like "nearest neighbor" it will deform the image, something low but depending on the resolution like 20 or 40 will look better, use the desktop to see the sweet spot

Idea for testing: Windows transparency on vs off

i only play games on Highest quality in Nvidia Control Panel , it just brings textures to life , things like Reflections and water definitely have a difference in realism , i saw that back in the day with GTA 4 already , the middle setting Was a bit faster in rendering , but these days it doesn't matter quality over performance and as you can see , it doesn't do much at all for performance , changing that setting , that's why i always put on the Highest strait away in Global and leave , so all games adopt the setting it Really makes a big difference in immersion , the way the game looks , i'm betting people with HDR screens , who've never ''dared to'' try the highest setting , will just Kick Them Selves when they See the difference it's just night and day it's like you where playing a damn cartoon on QUALITY setting , when you turned it to HIgh Quality , the lighting especially , from stationary and moving objects , shadows , you name it , everything is effected and looks more authentic , actual , substance behind the characters , the entire view of the game changes

And this dude just farmed the misinformation videos for more views lol it’s a viscous circle of life out there

I'm curious to see whether disabling core security features like core isolation, memory integrity, CFG, secure boot, tpm 2.0, etc. do for gaming performance cause I've seen discussion around those settings degrading gaming performance for ppl

Why not just play at 1440p then, with a 1440p monitor.🤔🤔🤔

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Great for if you want your power bill to be super high!

when i had gt1030, control panel somehow did give me more fps in cs2, like 10fps more

You seem to be missing something potentially VERY important. That is setting the 'nvdrsdb0.bin' and 'nvdrsdb1.bin' files(by default in 'C:\ProgramData\NVIDIA Corporation\Drs\') to READ-ONLY mode after making any changes as games can override settings. This ensures the settings stick and are forced to work. There are also other factors to consider such as rising heat of hardware(and also room temperature) on subsequent runs, and the fact that after starting a game once already, it will load up faster/run smoother the next startup as a lot of it is in memory(can reset that manually for example using ISLC). The room temperature thing isn't so easily fixable.

When you this do you have to select the new resolution in the game, or keep it set to 1080p?

testing power saver while lmiting the gpu max power? doesnt it increase the power in the highest performance but you have it capped? doesnt it up more when you do not cap it

Before you read below im using my airpod to listen to this multiple times to give you my best opinion Baseline Test the condenser mic sound like your talking into the mic as if your talking in a quiet room the dynamic mic sound like an actually mic where it sound like the voice is directly in the mic without any kind of echo IMO: this one the dynamic mic wins Noise Test The condenser mic definitely is louder and better at capturing sound as I can hear sirens and keyboard as well as voices while the dynamic mic is can also hear sirens but more quiet and the keyboard sound is far less noticeable making the dynamic mic better at background noise cancellation Gaming Test Condenser mic sounds more clearer and denser than the dynamic mic while the difference isn't big but dynamic mic can sound more quiet can if you don't speak into the mic close enough there can be come muffled words that may occur IMO: condenser mic wins

surely the input lag is noticable? when using dlss on mw3 its got a small 5-30ms delay

There are only 2 ways to increase FPS! 1. lower graphic settings 2. upgrade hardware

bro thank you so much. So many tech youtubers have perfect noise cancelling setups so when they do the compare & contrast obviously they both sound crystal clear but you actually having background noise is a godsend.

I only use it to force x16 anisotropic filtering on games that lack the option (newer Need for Speed games and Frostbite titles in general) and to engage G-Sync properly, anything else is BS.

there's also another hidden power option called "ultimate performance mode", could you test it?

Coming from AMD card and absolutely lost in How activates it or that….

I use a laptop with rtx 2050 , i set settings on 2050×1080 , dlss auto and illumination to static. I want to change the illumination at least low but when im playing it take a huge dip to only 60 fps then 90 fps on static. What settings that i can change to increase the fps while illumination still on ?

hey, maybe u can test also: - Windows fast start ON/OFF - ULPS ON/OFF - Core Isolation ON/OFF :)

So you have a method to improve fps or not? This video is not saying anything

I've had some noticable improvements with some tips I've encountered online. But yea, most of it is just repettive clickbait garbage.

What most of these guys tell you is to set everything to high performance and such, which is not only bad but it's going to ruin your hardware much faster than normal. You don't want your rig to be constantly running at 100% as these guys tell you to. This is why AUTO is actually your best friend.

i always Disable Superfecth / the SYSMAIN in regedit

It varies which game as well fps titles such as CS, Val etc benefit from lower latency with these settings turned off 1-3ms which isn't noticeable unless you know what to feel/look for. Other games that aren't competitive sure, They don't need optimizations but for instance my 3070 I9 12900K, 6K MHZ DDR5 can push 750 in valorant ranked lobbies and 1.3k in a range looking at a sky of course 750 being on a high end and going between 550-750 which is perfect for my 540hz monitor which gives me the lowest latency with frames that can maintain the monitor on a mid tier build. TL;DR: Competitive FPS yes it matters other titles not so much.

You’re right about the misinformation surrounding tuning. I recently tried out NVIDIA’s free tuning app, which is still in beta. I installed it because I wanted to see what it could do. After setting it up, I played COD and noticed some stuttering. I couldn’t figure out why, but I followed the app’s recommendations for the game settings. Later, while adjusting my FPS settings, I saw that the NVIDIA app had enabled on-demand texture streaming. This feature actually reduced my frames and caused lag, which is why I was experiencing that stuttering. So, I uninstalled the app. It wasn’t worth it. I’ll stick to in-game settings and NVIDIA’s default settings, which seem to work best for me.

Is it same for 3D artists? If I'm using blender, should I leave it as default or tweak it?

Does this work with a native 1440p monitor?

I have to try this! I have a native 1440p monitor and my pc isn't quite good enough for 1440p gaming in some games and 1080p looks super blurry.

But what if my monitor support 1080p at max?

Would it be a good idea to reset my pc?

I think fps matters for sure. But I would take 90fps at top graphics vs low at 240fps

Is there a rule on these videos to not show the min fps and frametime?

everyone trying to squeeze even 1fps by overclocking everything on their 5k pc: 😭 me happy with 62fps on my $800 setup cause I don't care about it: 😎🍷

Please could you also test whether using GeForce Experience/Nvidia App's graphics optimisation settings for games improves or makes performance worse. Thanks.

i'd say really the only thing that still matters in the Nvidia control panel is the power management setting. depending on what that is set to it can make or break you.

you should get a potato pc for the tests. im looking forward to watch more of these videos tho, great idea for a series.

Can you please talk about Lossless scaling and when/if it should be used. If you could describe what its doing that would be great as well! A few others that are tossed around are "Msconfig" and the infamous "RegEdits"

nvidia and it's 2004 software lol

I have i5 7400 and gtx 970 4gb...which one should i upgrade first in your opinion?

Or if you play on 2k resolution & have 2k monutor & most games are lagging - try upscale to 4k & turn dlss on, works great too. Btw 2k in game on 2k 27 inch monitor look really blurry so I always try to play in 4k or 4k upscaling at least

this video earned you a new sub, thanks!