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New NV profile inspector out https://github.com/Orbmu2k/nvidiaProfileInspector/releases 2.3.0.9.
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**THE NVIDIA DRIVERS THREAD**
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Ah ok i didnt know there were seperate lite versions. I have already rolled back though and clocks are fine again after using the Clean Install option under Custom install. I had installed 441.87 over 441.66 with 441.66 being the first driver i used with the new 1660 Super i have. Is a clean install the normal way of updating drivers with Nvidia? Seems a bit of a ballache having to put my settings back in after doing this every time.
I only install the driver as i am not interested in the GeForce Experience thing, so what is different between this and the lite driver?
Cheers
Soldato
Ah ok i didnt know there were seperate lite versions. I have already rolled back though and clocks are fine again after using the Clean Install option under Custom install. I had installed 441.87 over 441.66 with 441.66 being the first driver i used with the new 1660 Super i have. Is a clean install the normal way of updating drivers with Nvidia? Seems a bit of a ballache having to put my settings back in after doing this every time.
I only install the driver as i am not interested in the GeForce Experience thing, so what is different between this and the lite driver?
Cheers
The "clean" drivers remove the telemetry software that will be otherwise installed, regardless of what you deselect in the normal driver.
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wtf i thought this telemetry crap was just in the GFE part of the driver?
Soldato
I think I’ll stick with riva to monitor temps don’t like the new frame counter at all .
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I tested it yesterday, seems to cause a little stuttering for me. I'll stick with Rivatuner too
Soldato
Nope.
Caporegime
Soldato
Is that a big SLI improvement, or meh?
Soldato
Anybody that plays world of warships on a NV card what driver are you using as I've got a really old one and wondered if any of the newer ones work well,thanks.
The sharpening and GPU upscale option is excellent, scaling 1080P to 4K screen is impressive. Ideal for HTPC machines on 4K TV's.
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Yup, sharpening is the best feature for *ages* imo!
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Been saying that about 4K for 6+ years now. Much sharper and no need for any extra tools
Yeah that plus the GPU up-scaling means lower end cards can output some really impressive visuals at 4K, for example rendering at 1080P with GPU sharpening and up-scaling the end result. Honestly games look and run great 1080P to 4K.
I am so skipping 'next gen' consoles for TV gaming this time around, and sticking with main PC and HTPC combo. Best thing from Nvidia for a long time.
Means people can use their current GPU for longer too. Don't need a card that can natively run 4K on every title, just select a lower res, high settings and let the card handle the rest.
Soldato
How does this work, say I wanted better FPS with RDR2 - it's currently running at 3440*1440 (on 1080ti). How would I push better FPS without losing image quality?
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From what I gather drop the internal scaler down to 0.75 (75%) and turn the Sharpen upto 80 and you should get better fps plus visuals (works for me in Division 2 btw).
Soldato
I'm not seeing an internal scaler? and for sharpen do you mean set to 0.80?
Soldato
I think the issue is that I can't drop to resolutions lower than native 3440*1440, I only get 16:9 choices like 2560*1440 or 1920*1080 etc.