@@andrewbennett2582 if you add say color then brightness/contrast you will get a certain affect, but if you add them in the inverse order you can see different results. So depending on which order you add the filters can change the look in the sim. So if I provide my settings you must add them in the same order I have not just the tuning values to see the same effect.
Thank you, I am going to try your settings there, they look spectacular. Edited to add: It looks like a brand-new sim. I have done all kinds of performance enhancements but never realized how smoothly I was flying in a washed-out world, now I have the best sim of my life thus far. Thanks again.
Good talk through. I use those filters but I normally go for tint 30-33% and intensitiy about 20%. But i'll have to give your settings a go as I hadn't considered the temp settng alone! And I don't understand why nvidia don't cloud save the settings!
I never wanted to try it, but your video convinced me, I'm tired of editing my photos to correct the red/brown colors of msfs since the SU14... The effect is great, but I'm losing between 5 and 15 fps with the same settings (which are fine 👍). (Rtx4070ti)
Great video. I remember playing with these a while ago and forgot why I turned them 'off'. I remember now, because after following your setup - the results of which made the sim look amazing! - my frames dropped by about 10 (to around 30) and more impactful...introduced stutters. I have a low end GPU (...which seems to get lower and lower on the low end scale with every sim update), specifically an RTX 2060 Super and have found I have to very careful wrt what graphics related tweaks I make. Having said that, given the improvement these filters make in the look of the sim, I might try playing with the individual sliders to see if I can get some level of improvement in the graphics without negatively impacting performance. Thanks for resparking my interest!
@@PsicoPete Well that was the nudge I needed to try the frame gen mod! I went through that whole procedure and did some test flights, which clearly showed a significant improvement in performance. I then applied the Nvidia filters, and while the frames did drop from their new and improved levels (..which was expected), I had NO stutters. I'm a happy camper 🙂
Thanks!! Tried these settings and visually it makes a stunning difference!!! Does come at a cost though.....FPS. Playing around with G-sync and adaptive sync to try and find a happy medium
Nice. Given this a try and looks much better. I've always dodged the whole GeForce Experience thing, but as long as I make sure it doesn't muck about with my settings, this is worth the trade.
Thanks for posting this, I might have to give them a try. Are you using Windows native HDR or not? I have HDR turned on so was wondering if this needs to be turned off when using these filters?
Hey there crazy vid very well explained but I have a problem since SU 14 as I launch msfs and want to choose a filter all works fine but when I leave the sim or turn the filter off and then again on it resets I don’t know what to do any helps…? Thanks a lot
You're saying this is "built into the graphics card", but doesn't this require you to download and install Nvidia GeForce Experience? Which isn't part of the core GPU drivers that everyone would have, but a separate program.
Whenever I use the Nvidia filters on my RTX 4090 it completely bugs out and crashes. Such a shame because it looks really good. Think it's a driver issue that hasn't been resolved yet.
Are you running Frame Generation at all? If so that's why your sim is crashing. Unfortunately Frame Generation does not like any kind of after the fact processing such as the Nvidia Filters or Reshade.
@@nickdesai6829 *update* just updated to version 546.33 and all seems to working fine when applying the Nvidia filters. Think this update has fixed it 😊
My biggest issue with nvidia filters is it has to be setup every time the video driver is updated. It drives me nuts. Why can’t nvidia preserve these settings?
I wish people would first tell us if you're using HDR or not; as I have a Samsung G9 Odyssey OLED monitor and definitely use HDR, but native HDR in the sim is terrible (way too over exposed)
If i remember correctly, every new Nvidia driver used to wipe all the set filters and you'd have to redo them everytime. This was the sole reason i stopped using them and went to reshade, does it still wipe the filter settings after a driver install?
activate the ingame overlay in geforce experiance . in the taskbar in the bottom right corner right klick on the geforce logo and open geforce experiance, than klick on the gear symbol there you can found it
Dont unterstand how these filters can get open. With Alt + F3 nothing happens by me. ....forget it. I have it now, but now it show me that the game is not supported??? (in the list of supported games MSF is shown and is in this video working, so why by me not?)
activate the ingame overlay in geforce experiance . in the taskbar in the bottom right corner right klick on the geforce logo and open geforce experiance, than klick on the gear symbol there you can found it
If you have Frame Generation on this is the cause of the crashing when trying to use the Nvidia Filters. Sadly you can't use any of the after the fact processing stuff like Filter or Reshade. Otherwise it'll just crash after a few seconds. ***EDIT*** I stand incorrect. After for so long I thought Reshade wasn't compatible with FrameGen. But since last week I've actually been using Reshade completely fine. Just do not use the ALT+ Enter shortcut for changing fullscreen/window as it will crash. But Nvidia Filters still to this date does not work with FrameGen.
anyone else getting the message ‘a supported game js required to use this feature’? I’ve never had this problem before and have used the filters in past. So weird!
@@jcr84 I’m not actually - doesn’t work for me but I’m lucky enough to have a monitor (TV) that’s 4K and a fast HDMI cable. I ended up restarting and changing a few nvidia settings and it randomly worked again
NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The developers at Asobo have worked incredibly hard to give us a proper rendering of Ozone scattering with the current SU14 patch release. If Asobo say the sky is supposed to be brown like it is now, then the sky indeed must be brown all the time in real life! It's not like these people simply tinted the atmosphere just so the sunsets and sunrises would be more brilliant and perhaps in the process shut the canaries on the official Flight Simulator forum up. No, rest assured Asobo spent the better part of ten years meticulously researching the chromatic color shifting that is a result of Ozone scattering in the real atmosphere. In fact, one member of the Asobo team spent two entire years in Antarctica researching Ozone scattering. Using this Nvidia filter is a slap in the face to the French Foreign Lesion that are Asobo Studios. I hope everyone reading this will reconsider use of post-processing filters and accept that Earth's atmosphere looks like Mars when Ozone has anything to do with it.
What filter settings do you use? It would be great to share and compare!
Whatever I use went out the window, yours looks much better!
Been rocking the filters for sometime. Worth a note that depending on which order you add the filters will have a different impact on the grade.
@MaxRank what do you mean regarding the order of adding filters and 'grade'?
@@andrewbennett2582 if you add say color then brightness/contrast you will get a certain affect, but if you add them in the inverse order you can see different results. So depending on which order you add the filters can change the look in the sim. So if I provide my settings you must add them in the same order I have not just the tuning values to see the same effect.
Thank you, I am going to try your settings there, they look spectacular. Edited to add: It looks like a brand-new sim. I have done all kinds of performance enhancements but never realized how smoothly I was flying in a washed-out world, now I have the best sim of my life thus far. Thanks again.
Good talk through. I use those filters but I normally go for tint 30-33% and intensitiy about 20%. But i'll have to give your settings a go as I hadn't considered the temp settng alone! And I don't understand why nvidia don't cloud save the settings!
I just got a PC, so I wasn’t aware of these filters until now. Thanks!
I never wanted to try it, but your video convinced me, I'm tired of editing my photos to correct the red/brown colors of msfs since the SU14... The effect is great, but I'm losing between 5 and 15 fps with the same settings (which are fine 👍). (Rtx4070ti)
Great video. I remember playing with these a while ago and forgot why I turned them 'off'. I remember now, because after following your setup - the results of which made the sim look amazing! - my frames dropped by about 10 (to around 30) and more impactful...introduced stutters. I have a low end GPU (...which seems to get lower and lower on the low end scale with every sim update), specifically an RTX 2060 Super and have found I have to very careful wrt what graphics related tweaks I make. Having said that, given the improvement these filters make in the look of the sim, I might try playing with the individual sliders to see if I can get some level of improvement in the graphics without negatively impacting performance. Thanks for resparking my interest!
Give the frame gen mod a try. It has truly made wonders for my 2060 M(obile) gameplay.
@@PsicoPete Well that was the nudge I needed to try the frame gen mod! I went through that whole procedure and did some test flights, which clearly showed a significant improvement in performance. I then applied the Nvidia filters, and while the frames did drop from their new and improved levels (..which was expected), I had NO stutters. I'm a happy camper 🙂
Glad I could be of service. ;-)
Thanks so much! I have been racking my brain trying to remember where these filters were located. Now, thanks to you, I know.😃
Excited to try this! Thanks for the video
In case you were unaware and nobody has told you lately - you rock.
The problem I have is the filters are lost constantly. Drives me nuts!
Thanks!! Tried these settings and visually it makes a stunning difference!!! Does come at a cost though.....FPS. Playing around with G-sync and adaptive sync to try and find a happy medium
What was the fps penalty with the filters?
been through s few of these ... this is the most realistic loking for sure
Thank you so much Sr, this just made my sim look so better.
looks great. do you have a 4K monitor
Nice. Given this a try and looks much better. I've always dodged the whole GeForce Experience thing, but as long as I make sure it doesn't muck about with my settings, this is worth the trade.
Nice, I like the idea of lowering the colour temp as it always seem too warm and saturated to me... kinda too nice and fluffy if you know what I mean
Thanks for posting this, I might have to give them a try.
Are you using Windows native HDR or not? I have HDR turned on so was wondering if this needs to be turned off when using these filters?
Its not needed for these filters
Very informative, thank you! I presume this is all relevant for VR as well? Can't wait to try this.
i've been using them for a long time on MSFS, i only adjust the brightness and detail settings and leave the rest.
WOW this is the first time I have viewed a video about filters. On my to give it a go.
I edit my IPhone pictures the same way. Thanks! !! !!!
Thanks for this!! What was the music used for this video? Really enjoyed it!!
Thanks for the comment. Its a mix of casino themed music from Epidemicsound
Love the way you completely destroy the look of this monitor.
I cannot use this feature in my game. Is there something else that needs to be done as a prerequisite before this will work?
This is great! Default MSFS looks overexposed and washed out in the highlights to me.
This is awesome! Thanks for this! Never knew.....
filters and msfs still do not work, nothing clickable when selecting a profile..this is with the new nvidia app.. its just broken
i found this a while ago, i love it
Nice video Murphy
Hey there crazy vid very well explained but I have a problem since SU 14 as I launch msfs and want to choose a filter all works fine but when I leave the sim or turn the filter off and then again on it resets I don’t know what to do any helps…? Thanks a lot
You're saying this is "built into the graphics card", but doesn't this require you to download and install Nvidia GeForce Experience? Which isn't part of the core GPU drivers that everyone would have, but a separate program.
It’s only available to Nvidia cards via the Nvidia experience - this can usually be downloaded with the gpus drivers
Whenever I use the Nvidia filters on my RTX 4090 it completely bugs out and crashes. Such a shame because it looks really good. Think it's a driver issue that hasn't been resolved yet.
Same here
Are you running Frame Generation at all? If so that's why your sim is crashing. Unfortunately Frame Generation does not like any kind of after the fact processing such as the Nvidia Filters or Reshade.
@@crazydanz oh ok and yes I am. Can’t see the point of not using frame gen
@@nickdesai6829 *update* just updated to version 546.33 and all seems to working fine when applying the Nvidia filters. Think this update has fixed it 😊
@@happygoluckychappy Managed a flight then CTD just before landing so given up
My biggest issue with nvidia filters is it has to be setup every time the video driver is updated. It drives me nuts. Why can’t nvidia preserve these settings?
Alt + F3 does not open for me.
I have NVIDIA Geforce RTX 3080
I use noptic reshade along with filters.
any hit on FPS?
defo worth a shot. nvidia filters are simply amazing and so easy to set up. unlike reshade.
reshade also kill default nvidia overlay 😣
Thanks.
Happy new year.
Hi twotonemurphy, Do you know if these filters also have effect in 3DVR display?
should work just fine there too mate
Okay, thanks for your reply!@@twotonemurphy
I wish people would first tell us if you're using HDR or not; as I have a Samsung G9 Odyssey OLED monitor and definitely use HDR, but native HDR in the sim is terrible (way too over exposed)
Yeah - Im not using HDR in these videos. I have to dial the exposure down a lot in the sim
reshade does this... without having to download all that nvidia bloatware....
Reshade can pack a punch on frame rates - from my experience
just like nvidia filters. all depends which shaders you use..... you can do a LOT losing maaaybe 3fps... ;)@@twotonemurphy
@@Patrik.Pereira I will have to give them another try so, Thanks for the comments dude
Ya man, thank YOU for the entertainment!..
@@twotonemurphy
@@Patrik.Pereira nvidia filters has ZERO impact to FPS; hence why a ton of us use it.
If i remember correctly, every new Nvidia driver used to wipe all the set filters and you'd have to redo them everytime. This was the sole reason i stopped using them and went to reshade, does it still wipe the filter settings after a driver install?
Yep, still does it mate
he literally discusses this exact question in the video, lol
thanks!
For some reason "alt f3" does not activate my NVIDIA game filter! What am I missing? Thanks.
activate the ingame overlay in geforce experiance . in the taskbar in the bottom right corner right klick on the geforce logo and open geforce experiance, than klick on the gear symbol there you can found it
i love this thx
For some reason when I turn on any filter, my monitor flickers
if i do this would it for all games or just MSFS2020
depends on the game or sim mate. some work, some dont
@@twotonemurphy i mean does it save the settings per game or will it mess my other games up
Dont unterstand how these filters can get open. With Alt + F3 nothing happens by me. ....forget it. I have it now, but now it show me that the game is not supported??? (in the list of supported games MSF is shown and is in this video working, so why by me not?)
Are you using the GForce experience?
yep, have updated this to newest version @@twotonemurphy
simply reboot the sim, it will then work again.@@TheRealFizzbin
hmmm, indeed now it works. But have it meantime several times restarted. Sometimes things are very strange@@Jeff-ct2xe
activate the ingame overlay in geforce experiance . in the taskbar in the bottom right corner right klick on the geforce logo and open geforce experiance, than klick on the gear symbol there you can found it
Just find it always causes a CTD with my 4090
If you have Frame Generation on this is the cause of the crashing when trying to use the Nvidia Filters. Sadly you can't use any of the after the fact processing stuff like Filter or Reshade. Otherwise it'll just crash after a few seconds.
***EDIT***
I stand incorrect. After for so long I thought Reshade wasn't compatible with FrameGen. But since last week I've actually been using Reshade completely fine. Just do not use the ALT+ Enter shortcut for changing fullscreen/window as it will crash. But Nvidia Filters still to this date does not work with FrameGen.
Too bad you need nvidia geoforce experience installed to do this. In VR I've found that this often creates a lot of stuttering.
Is that working for VR as well?
Yes indeed
nVidia filters always crash my sim. Any ideas?
anyone else getting the message ‘a supported game js required to use this feature’? I’ve never had this problem before and have used the filters in past. So weird!
Yes! Are you by any chance using the FG mod? I'm wondering if this is the reason.
@@jcr84 I’m not actually - doesn’t work for me but I’m lucky enough to have a monitor (TV) that’s 4K and a fast HDMI cable. I ended up restarting and changing a few nvidia settings and it randomly worked again
It went pop in 2020, when it first arrived!! Why is it never good enough 2 weeks after it is revealed. Must be true, "Nothing new under the sun".
For some reason it drops my fps my a good chunk. Specs are 5800x3d RTX4070.
is it with certian filters - or just by having them turned on?
What ? :D i lost not a single FPS with the Nvidia Filters and i have a GTX1080TI .
Good moaning and good 'morrow, Murph!
Do you need GeForce to do this?
Yes indeed, these filters are part of the Geforce Experience
@@twotonemurphy awesome Thanks!
Does using the filter consume fps
It can do - usually between 1-5fps on my system
NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The developers at Asobo have worked incredibly hard to give us a proper rendering of Ozone scattering with the current SU14 patch release. If Asobo say the sky is supposed to be brown like it is now, then the sky indeed must be brown all the time in real life! It's not like these people simply tinted the atmosphere just so the sunsets and sunrises would be more brilliant and perhaps in the process shut the canaries on the official Flight Simulator forum up. No, rest assured Asobo spent the better part of ten years meticulously researching the chromatic color shifting that is a result of Ozone scattering in the real atmosphere. In fact, one member of the Asobo team spent two entire years in Antarctica researching Ozone scattering. Using this Nvidia filter is a slap in the face to the French Foreign Lesion that are Asobo Studios. I hope everyone reading this will reconsider use of post-processing filters and accept that Earth's atmosphere looks like Mars when Ozone has anything to do with it.
Haha. Yeah the bright orange is horrible. So frustrating to take this step backwards.
what are you yapping about?
@@democracy_enjoyer Your mom charging $5 to 'clean' my flagpole. She should've payed ME.
@@tripodcatz5532 huh?
Well I wish I could get that 30 seconds of my life back.