Nvidia Settings Guide for Optimizing Performance

Step 1: Adjust Performance Preferences

1. Access Adjustment Headings:
   • Click on "Use My Preferences" emphasizing performance.
   • Drag the slider to the left to prioritize performance.
   • Click "Apply".

Step 2: Manage 3D Settings

1. Access 3D Settings:

   • Click "Manage 3D Settings" from the left panel.

2. Global Settings:

   • Ensure you're under the "Global Settings" tab.
   • Set "Preferred Graphics Processor" to "Auto Selector".

3. Fine-Tuning Settings:

   • Image Scaling: On
   • Ambient Occlusion: Performance
   • Anisotropic Filtering: Off
   • Anti-aliasing FXAA: Off
   • Anti-aliasing Gamma Correction: On
   • Anti-aliasing Mode: Off
   • Max Frame Rate: Off
   • Low Latency Mode: On
   • OpenGL Rendering GPU: Auto
   • Power Management Mode: Prefer Maximum Performance
   • Shader Cache: On
   • Texture Filtering Anisotropic Sample Optimization: On
   • Texture Filtering Negative LOD Bias: Allow
   • Texture Filtering Quality: High Performance
   • Texture Filtering Trilinear Optimization: On
   • Threaded Optimization: On
   • Triple Buffering: Off
   • Vertical Sync: Off
   • Virtual Reality Pre-rendered Frames: 1

4. Apply Settings:

   • Click "Apply" once all settings are adjusted.

Step 3: Change Display Settings

1. Change Resolution:

   • Set the resolution to the native highest resolution.
   • Adjust refresh rate to the highest allowable setting.

2. Color Settings:

   • Choose "Nvidia Color Settings".
   • Set color depth to 10.
   • Set dynamic range to full.

3. Desktop Color Settings:

   • Adjust "Digital Vibrance" for stronger colors ensuring balance for different games.

4. Video Color Settings:

   • Select Nvidia settings.
   • Choose "Full" under the dynamic range in the advanced tab.

Conclusion

• With these adjustments, both your Nvidia GPU and monitor are optimized for gaming.
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