Is similar to in game AA (which is probably MSAA), - use one or the other. Setting is also affected by "Texture Filering - Ansiotropic Sample optismisation" (See below) - WORTH SOME TIME INVESTEDĪnti aliasing - FXAA - works but can reduce spotting. Use if you can and see if the changes it makes suit. Lightish GPU load but can affect some systems adversely. Debate with evidence welcomedĪmbient Occlusion - not supported in game.Īnsiotropic Filtering - Works - can help to remove shimmers and improve overall quality but can also make shimmers worse (go figure). My opinions but all backed up with in game tests. Here is what ive research and tested about the NCP settings.
#Nvidia inspector tweaks free#
Seems to me Baffin, Septic, Thee and me are the chief protagonists but obviously anyone else is free to join if they have something positive to add (and can perhaps explain why) That way players can make an informed decision about settings based on their specs and expectations of the game. Then we can present it not as "hey try this - don't know what the hell I did but it worked for me" but as a concise guide to what does what, how it impacts the game and how adjusting parameters affect it. The less tpeople need to worry about messing with stuff the more they can concentrate on the things that do make an impact.Īnyhow - instead of starting some weird geek flame war - why don't we use this as an opportunity to bottom exactly what works and what doesn't. And trusted personalities on here advising (in good faith) people to make non effective or even counter productive changes to their settings even in the face of all evidence presented to the contrary is wrong also. I know me banging on about it is starting to bug the crap out of people here and in TFS but wrong is wrong. Wasting time and further adding to confusion as yet another set of "recommended settings" hits the forums. Moreover they are going to lead players up garden paths they don't need to go. I know they have been popular in testing but they are going to hinder as many players as they help especially in busy environments. Lew - honestly mate there are so many things in the NCP settings posted that either don't have any effect or may even have a negative effect its not helping anyone. There is only FXAA, which you can enable in game or in NV CP but there's no point in doing both it will just double the load for no benefit. I have been saying this for many years but these suggestions keep coming back.
#Nvidia inspector tweaks driver#
Negative LOD bias clamp for DirectX applications is not supported on Fermi-based GPUs and om NVIDIA Driver Release notes. Is it still a case of the in game AA basically operating as an on/off feature, select any setting to enable it, higher settings making no difference? These seem to be the only two options via the NVCP. I read in another thread that trying to enable any standard AA through the Nvidia Control Panel is not working. This has always been a bit of a mystery feature to me, if anyone can explain why it should be set to "Allow", please correct me.Ĭould someone from TF maybe clarify the situation with in game AA. This was recommended for use with Anisotropic Filtering enabled. Negative LOD Bias - I have this set to "Clamp".
The settings I use are almost identical, with two exceptions. Team Fusion has certainly done a great job with 4.5.
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