Nvidia Control Panel settings: - V-Sync off - FPS unlimited - Shader cache size unlimited - G-Sync on (I normally play with a global 117FPS cap and V-Sync on to avoid tearing on my OLED TV.) Other settings: - RTX HDR on - Variable Refresh Rate on - HAGS on - ReBAR on Errors: - 7600X3D power draw in the overlay was broken due to a driver conflict and was only quoting single cores at times. A more accurate reading would be 40-70W. - Intel setup used DDR5-6000 CL36 RAM, whereas the Ryzen setup used DDR5-6000 CL30 RAM. At most, the difference would be up to 2%, and can otherwise be considered negligible. Notes: - Some performance is lost due to the RTX effects, recording and overlay software performance penalties. However, the difference is at most around 4-5%.
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Nvidia Control Panel settings:
- V-Sync off
- FPS unlimited
- Shader cache size unlimited
- G-Sync on
(I normally play with a global 117FPS cap and V-Sync on to avoid tearing on my OLED TV.)
Other settings:
- RTX HDR on
- Variable Refresh Rate on
- HAGS on
- ReBAR on
Errors:
- 7600X3D power draw in the overlay was broken due to a driver conflict and was only quoting single cores at times. A more accurate reading would be 40-70W.
- Intel setup used DDR5-6000 CL36 RAM, whereas the Ryzen setup used DDR5-6000 CL30 RAM. At most, the difference would be up to 2%, and can otherwise be considered negligible.
Notes:
- Some performance is lost due to the RTX effects, recording and overlay software performance penalties. However, the difference is at most around 4-5%.
Thanks for the video ❤️