The ‘high quality’ texture setting is actually not recommended. It’s best to leave it to quality. It came mess with textures in a lot of games so i dunno why people automatically change it from the default ‘quality’
Honestly, changed my life when I saw this, been searching everywhere and finally found this and it helped my pc play out soooooo smooth, not seen a massive fps increase but super smooth and almost zero stuttering. THANKS A LOT MAN!
That's really my goal, less stuttering. Only seems to happen when there is a lot going on screen. I'm about to test some of the settings. Hopefully I have the same luck, but if not, it's not even that bad to be honest lol.
Dude thank you so much. I followed every single recommendation and ow2 has never ran smoother for me. My aim has never felt better in my life with how smooth the game feels now. Also helped my new world game go from stuttering mess to completely playable. Seriously cannot thank you enough .
NO CAP APEX SOOO SMOOTH FOR ME. I had 16x filtering and high quality on in hopes of everything looking good. For me personally, it looks and feels 10x better with these turned off and to performance like he recommended.
My understanding is that if you use Anisotropic Filtering then you should set LOD Bias to Clamp to prevent textures from 'shimmering' otherwise leave at Allow if Off.
This video is extremely helpful, it did not only improve my FPS and stability, it also allowed me to play games like New World in 1080p with a 2k image scaling from my native monitor, it literally looks like 2k and I get +30 more FPS, it made the UI clearer, my view range much more sharpened and the game is just soo smooth, the first time I watch a video of the sort and it actually helps me, I even added it to a list so I never forget this information, thanks a lot mate seriously
@@skjor1989 I have followed every step given in the video, it's just a setting that you must turn on I believe By the way I'm using this on every game I play and it has literally changed my life lmao, all my games are literally 2k with the performance of a 1080p
@@skjor1989 You need to force fullscreen on your GPU for that to happen, all games support fullscreen through that and New World indeed has Fullscreen mode, don't call me a liar when you're clueless
Can’t appreciate you enough with the high end comp I built I have been stuttering and crashing while just playing Baldurs Gate 3. Was ok playing DV, but I knew something was off with my settings. Completed every step, and I now have zero issues. I’ve tried everything up until finding this video. Much love my friend!
Actually man on that texture filtering quality you should set it to either performance or quality because high performance and high quality is known for being worse so keep that in mind dude it's not always the best like it seems like when you see like "oh my god" 'high performance/high quality' need to click that to get the highest performance but as I said it's just worse.
@@TommyDavidVerbal hardware dependent, latest model GPU will properly use these features. Older GPU can’t make use of features and does in a sense lower clock speeds etc
@@SilentSins843 no, on my rtx 3080 high quality actually makes most games textures blurry. Its best to leave it to the default quality setting or performance
I would set Variable Rate Super Sampling to "off" or "adaptive" not "always on". VRSS does not increase fps but does the opposite. It super samples the center of your vision in VR at the cost of lower performance.
@@prodbuds No, it'll render the center of your vision in vr at a higher resolution which impacts performance. Adaptive just means the size of the circle that's rendered at a higher res changes based on how much your pc can handle at that moment
I was wondering about that as it was a notable change from his last video. I think I'll stick with the other three settings that were changed from his last videos "default" but take your advice on this one.
Accidentally clean installed and now my old settings were deleted and frames were crisp, now they are messy but this video helped me get them to a personally acceptable rate
I'm always VERY sceptical when it comes to TH-cam tutorial like this, seeing minimal to no improvement in most cases. However, I am pleasantly surprised with the results from this video. With almost quadrupling my FPS and with even the most demanding games. Hats off to you @Panjno.
The *UPDATED* Ultimate NVIDIA CONTROL PANEL settings GUIDE is here! - With tons of improvements, covering all of the old and NEW features to help you get the MOST out of your nvidia GPU by improving performance, getting the best visuals and optimizing for YOUR preference!
Hey Panjno, I've noticed something weird on my wife's PC, by lowering the monitor's refresh rate in the ''change resolution'' settings in Nvidia control panel, she gets more FPS in games. So instead of 240hz, she has been using 120 to get more FPS. Can you explain why?
everytime i get a pc i always watch ur videos, been watching you for years now! always the best tips and very clear in videos & easy to understand you thank you!
Bro I have Nvidia gtx 1650 gpu with i5 10th gen laptop....if I use this settings will it increase gpu and cpu temperature?and shall I use this Nvidia control setting or leave it as default. Please help me bro
My friend you are a life saver. I'm a complete Luddite when it comes to PC and I have been dissappointed with the performance of Starfield. Following this video has changed the game completely. Thank you.
Thank you very much for this updated guide. I noticed there were maybe three or four changes to the prior "default" suggestions the last video recommended and I look forward to testing them out.
Omg what are the odds lmaooo I always watch your videos for performance... And now I installed a new nvidia driver and did a clean installation, I searched you up for the guide.. But I was not expecting a new one from 13 hours ago, thats crazy xD
To not use G-Sync when your monitor supports it is a bit silly nowadays if you have a 144Hz+ monitor. Even in CSGO I use G-Sync with my 240 Hz monitor with the old V-Sync on in Control Panel and Off in-game mode. Latency is imperceptible and the image is ridiculously smooth at high Hz with no tearing whatsoever. I beg even competitive players to check it out and see how it feels for them.
I agree 100% I have tried every possible combination between nvidia control panel, riva tuner , my monitor and apex legends. Freesync turned on on my monitor, gsync and vsync both turned on on control panel, riva tuner capped at 141, reflex turned to enable and boost on apex….I’ve managed to eliminated all screen tearing, lock it at 138fps, no input lag, no stutter. Hit detection has been amazing since I did this
@@mainguy29 Thats pretty much the same setup I'm running in Apex. RivaTuner seems to work wonders for it. In other games I usually don't need it. I'm blown away how this isn't the standard
Hi Panjno, your vids are a great help. Just wondering, will you ever do one for optimizing VR graphics for gaming? I know most headsets are capped framerate wise but maybe something about how to get the most out of a headset etc.
If you have an Oculus, you can use the Oculus Debug Tool (I think) to change things about it that you normally couldn't. There are a few really good guides out there on it, but not many new ones, so it always looks a bit different on your computer than it does in the tutorials you can find on TH-cam. I'd link one for you but that seems rude to do in someone else's comment section lmao
*LOW latency mode...* Be CAREFUL with this one when using only VSYNC (which I do because I hate screen tear and don't have a VRR monitor). Low latency mode can cause STUTTER issues. I tested it in several games using a GTX1080 and a fair number of them had issues so I just went back to the default of letting the game queue it's frames.
@Jeffrey Photonboy Can Someone please Answer and help me and enlighte me: WHY THE FUCK I HAVE A SCREEN TEARING AND HORIZONTAL LINE IN THE MIDDLE OF MY SCREEN WHEN IM MOVING THE CAMERA IN GTA 5 and other games as well. It’s driving me crazy/ I have an RTX 3060 6gb. I selected all the options from the video/ Please help please 🙏
In more recent driver releases the difference between Gsync on and FPS capped vs. Gsync off and in uncapped is negligible. It's better to have the smoother motion if the cost is only 1-5 ms in latency. Best settings these days are Gsync on, FPS capped in driver 3-5 under max refresh rate, and vsync on.
@@JstKingx you don't have to believe me, but it's true. Vsync only adds massive latency when your FPS is going higher than the refresh rate. That latency is the GPU discarding frames instead of letting you see them. If you cap your FPS below your max refresh rate your GPU will never over run the refresh rate and throw data out. It's been tested but people with the actual tools to do it and the benefits of FPS cap below max refresh, Vsync on, and VRR on outweigh going uncapped and no Vsync. You get a much smoother experience at the expense of about 1-5ms latency.
You should never use vsync and if you are going to cap fps and use g sync be ready to have pretty good pc that can constantly maintain those fps or you are just going to have tearing , not worth it to cap your fps or use g sync in any competitive fps games or you are going to be at a disadvantage, the only time you should maybe want to use g sync is with a game like GTA for example that runs at 60 fps and you are going to have a really smooth game otherwise don't really touch it
Wow youre a lifesaver, one of my 2 monitors was set to 1080p TV instead of 1080p PC and on TV it was capped at 60z, on PC it gave me 144hz as an option and the difference is night and day. My main monitor is 2k 144hz native and bc of the difference ive barely used my second lol BUT NOW
@Panjno, I've noticed that there are some settings where some features aren't changeable on some laptop ( mine is one of them), in the PhysX config, I was only able to select the processor but was not able to redirect my screen nor my monitor to work of the nvidia Geforce MX250
3 months late but damn these settings helps me a lot. it actually fixed the weird fps drops and stutters i've been having in ds3 since the new RCE Fix back in sept or so. tysm
One simple question: everything works as it should but, in older games in particular, I still get micro stuttering whenever it loads the next portion of the game. Initially those pauses were pretty obvious, now it's down to half a second, pretty short I know but annoying nonetheless. Thanks in advance, keep up the good work!!!
this will usually be due to loading shaders, once the stutter ends if you reload the scene and go back, if you notice the stutters have gone, it will be due to loading/caching shaders if you played eldin ring you'll know all about it
Despite what you say about vsync, it is very much required to be swiiched 'on' with lower end graphic cards eg. GTX 1080, and also to have it 'on/enabled' in the game settings as well. Otherwise you will get screen tear a lot.
It depends on the games you play. For example in CoD I‘d always prefer screen tearing that I don’t even notice that much over Input delay which is caused by Vsync
@@renderedpixels4300 haha 😢 its not low end its around medium gpu i mean for 1080p is still perfect lot of people are on rtx this is why they telling for high gtx series 1070 1080 is low end its not 1080 is still excellent for gaming with mixed settings for esports still can play at 144+fps some at 200+fps just need good cpu
Image Scaling and the Deep Learning DSR that's available for RTX cards sound like great features, but it sort of sounds like they do opposite things to a degree. Are you suggesting that we turn both options on if we have an RTX card, and if so, should I be setting my in-game resolutions higher or lower than my native resolution?
Not sure if it's still relevant for you but for Image Scaling you have set a lower resolution in game after enabling it in NCP and it will upscale it to whatever your native resolution is. You can pick exact Image Scaling resolution in GeForce Experience and from there automatically apply it your your game settings. It won't look as good as native but will improve performance. DLDSR is when you render in a higher resolution which gets downscaled to your native resolution. For example rendering in 1.78x which is 2K will be downscaled to your native resolution which is basically an expensive form of anti-aliasing and increases the pixel count which makes the game look better but is rather taxing on the system unless you adjust some settings in the game itself (which I prefer not to). Hope that explains!
@@err404or Thanks! I was just confused because it seemed strange to me that he was recommending that we use both featured when it seems like you'd only be able to utilize one of those features at a time. I think I'm just going to avoid DLDSR/DLSS and Image Scaling unless I decide I want it for a specific title.
Panjno with new guide.... *Me grabbing some popcorn with excitement while watching panjno explain the fine details and every ince of graphic setting. oooooooowwwweeee cant wait for the GPU undervolting guide
I will add that there is one game that benefits performance wise by turning off cuda but that games league of legends but thats the only game otherwise ur other games won't work, and low latency mode ultra i've seen improvements with gsync so according to the nvidia settings i'd probably only turn it on with gsync enabled
I had a pass mark score at 1724169 9356 with 12690 in 3D and 1328 in 2D After these tweaks and only these I ran test 1732254 and got 10285, then 16184 in 3D and 2D of 1646. Thank you for these results. I also have seen no decrease in video quality. Thank you.
hey i love your content panjno your settings are amazing ive been using them for a long time they always work so thank you so much keep up the fantastic work
It's worth knowing that Windows key will stay with you and autodetect when you upgrade your pc as it attaches to your motherboard (you can attach it to new motherboard if you change in future).
Texture filtering - Quality never use High performance or high quality either use quality or performance Virtual reality variable super sampling set on Adaptive not always on there are small list of games that supports that no need to set it on always on
please tell me how to do it ?? in nvidia control panel 3 options are there. 1: optimal - gpu runs from 300 mhz in idle to 1930mhz in gaming 2: adaptive - same 300 to 1930 mhz 3: high performance - but selecting this, the gpu runs at 1500 base clock of the gpu in idle and 1930 mhz in gaming. I want to change my GPU optimal / adaptive clock speed to 800 mhz, in other words I want my GPU to run at 800 mhz in idle and 1930 mhz while gaming
TNice tutorials is by far the best soft soft basic tutorial, I rember when I just started learning, tNice tutorials was so helpful!! I’ve now been releasing edm
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99% of the time, I play Osu!, I get over 1000FPS in it due to my, for the game absolute overkill, RTX2080, and yet I am here trying to optimize my Nvidia settings for performance. Life is wild!
For some reason after i follow you doing these steps, a lot of my games, mainly newer titles started crashing, I reset it to default and the games stopped crashing.
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The ‘high quality’ texture setting is actually not recommended. It’s best to leave it to quality. It came mess with textures in a lot of games so i dunno why people automatically change it from the default ‘quality’
Absolutely true
in control panel or windows?
@@rvbvert control panel
Which setting is this quality setting under ?
@@mikeclark1326 In the Nvidia control panel- Manage 3d settings- scroll down to (Texture Filtering) Tab
Honestly, changed my life when I saw this, been searching everywhere and finally found this and it helped my pc play out soooooo smooth, not seen a massive fps increase but super smooth and almost zero stuttering. THANKS A LOT MAN!
That's really my goal, less stuttering. Only seems to happen when there is a lot going on screen. I'm about to test some of the settings. Hopefully I have the same luck, but if not, it's not even that bad to be honest lol.
@@randomz2290 Did you manage to fix? My 1660super stutter all the time 😢 Maybe because of 6gb vram its very low
@@iTG364 you are right even low settings takes more than 6gb. How much vram do u recommend for 1080p? I like high settings
Dude thank you so much. I followed every single recommendation and ow2 has never ran smoother for me. My aim has never felt better in my life with how smooth the game feels now. Also helped my new world game go from stuttering mess to completely playable. Seriously cannot thank you enough .
NO CAP APEX SOOO SMOOTH FOR ME. I had 16x filtering and high quality on in hopes of everything looking good. For me personally, it looks and feels 10x better with these turned off and to performance like he recommended.
@@proctaa you aren’t wearing a baseball cap 🤔 I don’t think anyone cares. As for the settings being better and helping you that’s great.
Tremendous Help. Lowered my GPU, and CPU to sustainable levels. Now my laptop does not overheat to 80+. Thank You.
My understanding is that if you use Anisotropic Filtering then you should set LOD Bias to Clamp to prevent textures from 'shimmering' otherwise leave at Allow if Off.
Yea i thought the same, Clamp is usually always the way to go, i was wondering why he changed it
If i play apex ans have anisotropic filtering off in game settings should i still keep lod bias on clamp?
@@Watskeburt Agreed, i mean who sets the preference to performance when they are just going to used advanced to custom set it anyway? lol
@@JaxDagger if you listened to him while he did this, he explains why.
What the difference ?
This video is extremely helpful, it did not only improve my FPS and stability, it also allowed me to play games like New World in 1080p with a 2k image scaling from my native monitor, it literally looks like 2k and I get +30 more FPS, it made the UI clearer, my view range much more sharpened and the game is just soo smooth, the first time I watch a video of the sort and it actually helps me, I even added it to a list so I never forget this information, thanks a lot mate seriously
how were you able to use nvidia scaling with new world? it doesnt work for me
@@skjor1989 I have followed every step given in the video, it's just a setting that you must turn on I believe
By the way I'm using this on every game I play and it has literally changed my life lmao, all my games are literally 2k with the performance of a 1080p
@@TheDarckma it is impossible to use nvidia image scaling with new world as it doesnt support fullscreen mode lol
@@skjor1989 You need to force fullscreen on your GPU for that to happen, all games support fullscreen through that and New World indeed has Fullscreen mode, don't call me a liar when you're clueless
@@TheDarckma Which setting, amigo? Image scalling? Set to what? Is it different from DLSS?
Just amazing! Really well said, organized and exactly what I needed to know. This video helped me out a lot! Very thankful for this and great work!!!
Can’t appreciate you enough with the high end comp I built I have been stuttering and crashing while just playing Baldurs Gate 3. Was ok playing DV, but I knew something was off with my settings. Completed every step, and I now have zero issues. I’ve tried everything up until finding this video. Much love my friend!
Actually man on that texture filtering quality you should set it to either performance or quality because high performance and high quality is known for being worse so keep that in mind dude it's not always the best like it seems like when you see like "oh my god" 'high performance/high quality' need to click that to get the highest performance but as I said it's just worse.
Source?
@@Impecable.. i think he's talking about shogoz nvidia control panel optimization video
@@zappylegacy3381 I've heard that from several ppl, don't know if it's true but several say that
@@TommyDavidVerbal hardware dependent, latest model GPU will properly use these features. Older GPU can’t make use of features and does in a sense lower clock speeds etc
@@SilentSins843 no, on my rtx 3080 high quality actually makes most games textures blurry. Its best to leave it to the default quality setting or performance
Quick tip for anyone with a gsync monitor:
- turn vsync ON globally
- Set FPS max to ~5 below your refresh rate (160fps for 165hz for example)
gigachad mate. it’s absolutely stable somehow
I just installed new hardware and was thinking of optimising NCP and turns out Panjno realised a new guide a mere 4 hours back haha too good timing
I would set Variable Rate Super Sampling to "off" or "adaptive" not "always on". VRSS does not increase fps but does the opposite. It super samples the center of your vision in VR at the cost of lower performance.
adaptive increases fps if the game supports it right?
@@prodbuds No, it'll render the center of your vision in vr at a higher resolution which impacts performance. Adaptive just means the size of the circle that's rendered at a higher res changes based on how much your pc can handle at that moment
I was wondering about that as it was a notable change from his last video. I think I'll stick with the other three settings that were changed from his last videos "default" but take your advice on this one.
Thank you so much! I used all these settings and my game felt 10x smoother.
Accidentally clean installed and now my old settings were deleted and frames were crisp, now they are messy but this video helped me get them to a personally acceptable rate
I'm always VERY sceptical when it comes to TH-cam tutorial like this, seeing minimal to no improvement in most cases. However, I am pleasantly surprised with the results from this video. With almost quadrupling my FPS and with even the most demanding games. Hats off to you @Panjno.
This is the best video I've followed. made real impact on the witcher 3 next gen update. thanks a lot!
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Nice i waited for a video on Windows 11 💪
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Hey Panjno, I've noticed something weird on my wife's PC, by lowering the monitor's refresh rate in the ''change resolution'' settings in Nvidia control panel, she gets more FPS in games. So instead of 240hz, she has been using 120 to get more FPS. Can you explain why?
everytime i get a pc i always watch ur videos, been watching you for years now! always the best tips and very clear in videos & easy to understand you thank you!
Definitely recommend these settings to anyone with a Nvidia Graphics card. Love the Vid!! Very informational and straight to the point for sure
Bro I have Nvidia gtx 1650 gpu with i5 10th gen laptop....if I use this settings will it increase gpu and cpu temperature?and shall I use this Nvidia control setting or leave it as default. Please help me bro
My friend you are a life saver. I'm a complete Luddite when it comes to PC and I have been dissappointed with the performance of Starfield. Following this video has changed the game completely. Thank you.
Thank you very much for this updated guide. I noticed there were maybe three or four changes to the prior "default" suggestions the last video recommended and I look forward to testing them out.
Cant believe I've only just done this!! its looks soooo much better! Massive Thumbs up!
Omg what are the odds lmaooo I always watch your videos for performance... And now I installed a new nvidia driver and did a clean installation, I searched you up for the guide.. But I was not expecting a new one from 13 hours ago, thats crazy xD
Ye those drives are comig often, you don't need to install it all the time it's recommended installing it each month
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Very useful and in depth going guide. Thank you very much!
You are the best I went from 40-50 fps to 120 to all the games
Panjino has to be the best pc optimizer ever, vids are soo helpful
thank you!
You're the best. I tested my 2080S and it was heavily underperforming. Using your guide now I'm in the top 30% without OC'ing.
To not use G-Sync when your monitor supports it is a bit silly nowadays if you have a 144Hz+ monitor. Even in CSGO I use G-Sync with my 240 Hz monitor with the old V-Sync on in Control Panel and Off in-game mode. Latency is imperceptible and the image is ridiculously smooth at high Hz with no tearing whatsoever. I beg even competitive players to check it out and see how it feels for them.
I use control panel v-sync because I have screen tearing in every game
I agree 100% I have tried every possible combination between nvidia control panel, riva tuner , my monitor and apex legends. Freesync turned on on my monitor, gsync and vsync both turned on on control panel, riva tuner capped at 141, reflex turned to enable and boost on apex….I’ve managed to eliminated all screen tearing, lock it at 138fps, no input lag, no stutter. Hit detection has been amazing since I did this
@@mainguy29 Thats pretty much the same setup I'm running in Apex. RivaTuner seems to work wonders for it. In other games I usually don't need it. I'm blown away how this isn't the standard
@Ayush Negi I have two gync monitors, acer and asus 144hz 1ms 1080p both. one monitor is plugged in.
Go more in-depth so I can understand and utilize this
With all the soft soft tutorials that exist on YT, yours just created that "light bulb illumination" mont in my head. Thanks for taking the
Am I the only one watching this at x0.75?
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Hi Panjno, your vids are a great help. Just wondering, will you ever do one for optimizing VR graphics for gaming? I know most headsets are capped framerate wise but maybe something about how to get the most out of a headset etc.
Definately looking to cover this!
If you have an Oculus, you can use the Oculus Debug Tool (I think) to change things about it that you normally couldn't. There are a few really good guides out there on it, but not many new ones, so it always looks a bit different on your computer than it does in the tutorials you can find on TH-cam. I'd link one for you but that seems rude to do in someone else's comment section lmao
@@RefrigeratedTP Yeah, i use the debug tool already but will def look at some clips about it
@@Panjno can You help me pubg mobile grafik?
OMG THANK YOU SO MUCH I WENT FROM 108 FPS TO 110 FPS
*LOW latency mode...*
Be CAREFUL with this one when using only VSYNC (which I do because I hate screen tear and don't have a VRR monitor). Low latency mode can cause STUTTER issues. I tested it in several games using a GTX1080 and a fair number of them had issues so I just went back to the default of letting the game queue it's frames.
Correct, ultra low latency with v sync is very very very bad.
Check out scanline sync, it helped me a lot before i got my gsync monitor
@Jeffrey Photonboy Can Someone please Answer and help me and enlighte me: WHY THE FUCK I HAVE A SCREEN TEARING AND HORIZONTAL LINE IN THE MIDDLE OF MY SCREEN WHEN IM MOVING THE CAMERA IN GTA 5 and other games as well. It’s driving me crazy/ I have an RTX 3060 6gb. I selected all the options from the video/ Please help please 🙏
@@Watskeburt sin gsync, a eso me refiero, no con el. Como dijo el del comentario.
@@LicDudu so g sync on, v sync on, and ultra low latency is bad? what would you suggest for a g sync monitor?
my GPU 2060s on overwatch i getting drop from220-140 but after i did this my fps over 220+ thanks allot
Hi panjno great video just confused on the scaling for the monitor vs gpu which is better? Along with do we select override application scaling ?
No scaling
Perform scaling on display
and turn on Override application
for the best performance
Magical. Went low playing 2k23 on gtx 1050 4gb to playing max setting at 60-80 fps. And im not joking 😅
I wish gpu scaling and image sharpening were separate functions, a like the sharpening but i don't really use the scaling
In more recent driver releases the difference between Gsync on and FPS capped vs. Gsync off and in uncapped is negligible.
It's better to have the smoother motion if the cost is only 1-5 ms in latency.
Best settings these days are Gsync on, FPS capped in driver 3-5 under max refresh rate, and vsync on.
i think everyone is just going to ignore how wrong this take is , best settings ? fps capped ? vsync on ? ... SMH
@@JstKingx you don't have to believe me, but it's true.
Vsync only adds massive latency when your FPS is going higher than the refresh rate. That latency is the GPU discarding frames instead of letting you see them.
If you cap your FPS below your max refresh rate your GPU will never over run the refresh rate and throw data out.
It's been tested but people with the actual tools to do it and the benefits of FPS cap below max refresh, Vsync on, and VRR on outweigh going uncapped and no Vsync.
You get a much smoother experience at the expense of about 1-5ms latency.
You should never use vsync and if you are going to cap fps and use g sync be ready to have pretty good pc that can constantly maintain those fps or you are just going to have tearing , not worth it to cap your fps or use g sync in any competitive fps games or you are going to be at a disadvantage, the only time you should maybe want to use g sync is with a game like GTA for example that runs at 60 fps and you are going to have a really smooth game otherwise don't really touch it
@@JstKingx you literally don't know what you are talking about. I can't help you. Sorry.
@@VulgrDisplay LoL okay BoB.
Wow youre a lifesaver, one of my 2 monitors was set to 1080p TV instead of 1080p PC and on TV it was capped at 60z, on PC it gave me 144hz as an option and the difference is night and day. My main monitor is 2k 144hz native and bc of the difference ive barely used my second lol BUT NOW
@Panjno, I've noticed that there are some settings where some features aren't changeable on some laptop ( mine is one of them), in the PhysX config, I was only able to select the processor but was not able to redirect my screen nor my monitor to work of the nvidia Geforce MX250
3 months late but damn these settings helps me a lot. it actually fixed the weird fps drops and stutters i've been having in ds3 since the new RCE Fix back in sept or so. tysm
One simple question: everything works as it should but, in older games in particular, I still get micro stuttering whenever it loads the next portion of the game. Initially those pauses were pretty obvious, now it's down to half a second, pretty short I know but annoying nonetheless. Thanks in advance, keep up the good work!!!
this will usually be due to loading shaders, once the stutter ends if you reload the scene and go back, if you notice the stutters have gone, it will be due to loading/caching shaders
if you played eldin ring you'll know all about it
@@Panjno thanks! promptly tried and seems like you're right! I'll do more extensive tests and report back if I notice any issues.
@@iihngo Narrator: But he didn't report back.
@@Panjno would this be for example the plane right in warzone?]
what a life saver i am new to nvidia gpus this helps alot :)
Do we need to select "Override the scaling mode set by games and programs" like you have in the video? I'm using No Scaling on Display
ive done all the settings now to try it out. but thanks for to great description of everything quick and to the point..
Despite what you say about vsync, it is very much required to be swiiched 'on' with lower end graphic cards eg. GTX 1080, and also to have it 'on/enabled' in the game settings as well. Otherwise you will get screen tear a lot.
It also has to be on for gsync to work on monitors that have it
A 1080 is low end? What in the fuck are y'all smoking, you probably still play at 1080p
It depends on the games you play. For example in CoD I‘d always prefer screen tearing that I don’t even notice that much over Input delay which is caused by Vsync
my GT 710 must be an ultra low end card i guess.
@@renderedpixels4300 haha 😢 its not low end its around medium gpu i mean for 1080p is still perfect lot of people are on rtx this is why they telling for high gtx series 1070 1080 is low end its not 1080 is still excellent for gaming with mixed settings for esports still can play at 144+fps some at 200+fps just need good cpu
Bro just got a new pc and you made it so easy to fix my setup!!! Thank you so much!!!!
If you see Image Sharpening instead of Image Scaling 4:18 the you need to lover your resolution on all monitors below 1920 x 1080.
where? do i change my resolution for all monitors? im using an external monitor btw
@@SilverBulletKR Right click on desktop and select display settings, there you can set the resolution on individual monitors.
the mux switch was a game changer, convinced me to subscripe. thank you very much. you're awesome.
Image Scaling and the Deep Learning DSR that's available for RTX cards sound like great features, but it sort of sounds like they do opposite things to a degree. Are you suggesting that we turn both options on if we have an RTX card, and if so, should I be setting my in-game resolutions higher or lower than my native resolution?
if image scaling is on i think you lower ur res
Not sure if it's still relevant for you but for Image Scaling you have set a lower resolution in game after enabling it in NCP and it will upscale it to whatever your native resolution is. You can pick exact Image Scaling resolution in GeForce Experience and from there automatically apply it your your game settings. It won't look as good as native but will improve performance.
DLDSR is when you render in a higher resolution which gets downscaled to your native resolution. For example rendering in 1.78x which is 2K will be downscaled to your native resolution which is basically an expensive form of anti-aliasing and increases the pixel count which makes the game look better but is rather taxing on the system unless you adjust some settings in the game itself (which I prefer not to).
Hope that explains!
@@err404or Thanks! I was just confused because it seemed strange to me that he was recommending that we use both featured when it seems like you'd only be able to utilize one of those features at a time. I think I'm just going to avoid DLDSR/DLSS and Image Scaling unless I decide I want it for a specific title.
@@DylanKreutzer I tried it on call of duty NIS I prefer to not use it on my rtx 3080 gpu
@@aryang_. You are. Who ever thought you could boost FPS by lowering your resolution? Uh, everybody!
Thanks! I've been searching how to get it and this is brilliant :D
Says no stream?
Same here
seems to be a youtube bug - are you on iOS?
Thank you for keeping this video up-to-date
IT WORKED, THANKS I'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR THIS FOREVER, BUT NO TUTORIAL COULD EXPLAIN IT AS YOU DID
Thanks! I've had some issues withpixelated edges, and following this for quality seems to have fixed it!
Panjno with new guide.... *Me grabbing some popcorn with excitement while watching panjno explain the fine details and every ince of graphic setting. oooooooowwwweeee cant wait for the GPU undervolting guide
Thank you so much Sensei! You are a blessing!
Very Thank you bro I followed all the steps and it made my computer runs the best and smoother games Thanks you bro. You earned a sub❤️❤️
Great video, doubled my fps on Warzone 2.0! Thanks very much
went from unstable 120 Fps to 200 fps bro thank you sm
Thank you. This helped boost my graphics and fps.
Hey man love em videos, was hoping you could make an optimization video for destiny 2 plz :)
Helpful video! Thank you Panjno
I will add that there is one game that benefits performance wise by turning off cuda but that games league of legends but thats the only game otherwise ur other games won't work, and low latency mode ultra i've seen improvements with gsync so according to the nvidia settings i'd probably only turn it on with gsync enabled
The man 🤙🏽 thanks a lot the fame feels smoother and I’m actually enjoying it
got 40+ more average fps on all games. i love you.
I had a pass mark score at 1724169 9356 with 12690 in 3D and 1328 in 2D
After these tweaks and only these I ran test 1732254 and got 10285, then 16184 in 3D and 2D of 1646.
Thank you for these results.
I also have seen no decrease in video quality.
Thank you.
Its really very very helpful...and i can see fps getting almost twice... In my gtx... Please making this kind of vdos for us 😊
hey i love your content panjno your settings are amazing ive been using them for a long time they always work so thank you so much keep up the fantastic work
finally got a good optimization vid thx a lot
It's worth knowing that Windows key will stay with you and autodetect when you upgrade your pc as it attaches to your motherboard (you can attach it to new motherboard if you change in future).
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OMG THIS WORKS SO WELL, YOU STOPPED ME FROM REFUNDING SPIERMAN MILES MORALES! THANK YOU!
Thanks @ Panjno as always! Finally updated for 2022..Many thanks! ^___^
V-sync I find is helpful in geometry dash gamepaly and prevents any screen tearing in the future.
Texture filtering - Quality never use High performance or high quality either use quality or performance
Virtual reality variable super sampling set on Adaptive not always on there are small list of games that supports that no need to set it on always on
Amazing, Thanks brother!
Wohoo I got them!! Thanks so much
please tell me how to do it ??
in nvidia control panel 3 options are there.
1: optimal - gpu runs from 300 mhz in idle to 1930mhz in gaming
2: adaptive - same 300 to 1930 mhz
3: high performance - but selecting this, the gpu runs at 1500 base clock of the gpu in idle and 1930 mhz in gaming.
I want to change my GPU optimal / adaptive clock speed to 800 mhz,
in other words I want my GPU to run at 800 mhz in idle and 1930 mhz while gaming
Thank you so much very helpful God bless you👍👍👍
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Do as he says , you will get a good fps boost , nice video tysm
THANK YOUUUU oml my game looks so good now
Thnx alot reset my pc the other day and nothing was running right now it runs better then before
You're an actual saint. Thank you so much.
nice hope it got better by following the instructions in this video!
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awesome! great explanation!
i love u so much bro, thanks very much
99% of the time, I play Osu!, I get over 1000FPS in it due to my, for the game absolute overkill, RTX2080, and yet I am here trying to optimize my Nvidia settings for performance. Life is wild!
Great video! Many thanks
Helped me big time thanks 👍
For some reason after i follow you doing these steps, a lot of my games, mainly newer titles started crashing, I reset it to default and the games stopped crashing.
great keep going dude ^^
It didn't really help FPS gains, but it did seem to fix some annoying stuttering I had in some games, so thanks ^^.