I will let you know how that goes tomorrow. But what about when you want to reset your NVIDIA graphics card to default settings Advertisement Step 1 Open your start menu by clicking on 'Start' in the lower left corner of your screen. Probably tomorrow, I have to hit the sack now. NVIDIA cards usually come with a set of software called NVIDIA Control Panel, where you can adjust settings on your card like fan speeds, GPU output, etc. I guess for my needs, I should just stick with SSAA and MSAA at 4x and leave the nvidia control panel and NI to default, untweaked values. What I am really concerned about is the shimmering of the runway, taxiways and airports/3D objects in general. I use my sim for flying from within the VC and don't worry much about contemplating the aircraft from the outside. In my case, I couldn't care less how my aircraft looks on the outside. I've found once that's set up I can add 1.2xDSR for a worthwhile improvement. I've set all default except 16x aniso-mode and high quality filter clamped, and 8x SGSSAA. I'm just messing with the Carenado B1900D, which presents quite a problem to FSX DX10 and P3D DX11. The SGSSAA is slightly out of focus compared to SSAA and is implemented with NI and only required for some models. Having a limier at all helps steady the framerate, but it means you don't get the nice flow at the start of the game as a trade off for having a higher minimum in the gunfight.No. What tends to happen in MW:O is the limiter alleviates the CPU botttleneck, more or less. I do like a framerate limiter, and think it's important to have one before relying on v-sync.

The only trick to Adaptive is how you have to set v-sync in the game to off while the driver is set adaptive.

There's also the 'Adaptive Half' setting, for those whom hate tearing on the screen, but can't get the full 'fps=Hz' thing to work out. The other thing with v-sync at this point in time is how handy the Adaptive setting is: If you're fps is not near the Hz of your monitor, it gets out of the way. There was an Direct3D Overrider that came with the original RivaTuner It's not updated anymore, and doesn't come with MSI Afterburner/ EVGA PrecisionX, or the underlining RivaTuner Statistics Server the two share, but it's not hard to find (read: ) But for the likes of us, it's easier to just set 'd3d9_TripleBuffering = 1' in the user.cfg. There's also this old rule of thumb about setting triple buffering with v-sync: Well, the setting in the driver is for OpenGL only, so you have to find another way.

While a Pre-rednered Frames of 3 is a defacto standard, you often have to turn it down with an active v-sync. The 'Prefer Max Performance' thing just masks bigger issues If, at the end of a whole mess of tweaking, you can't find a setting that both keep the clocks up and not cost you some fps, then you can go 'Max Performance.'

Nvidia control panel settings