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I will do some more investigating but it is game dependent. I think it is a good move by Nvidia personally as you would want the highest possible frames in games like BF4 and then for something like Tomb Raider, you would want the better quality.
I should learn not to have an opinion. My bad.
Well, I can only show what is what and that is it. Done for me now and no more BF4 runs I will be using "prefer max quality" for the rest of my recordings on Nvidia. Thanks for the deep dissecting guys and I learnt something tonight.
I don't understand this response.
Is Therealdeal not allowed to disagree (Surely that's his opinion)?
Which setting is this exactly?
I see nothing that refers to "Prefer max quality"
Is it the Texture Filtering setting?
No I think your opinion is fine...it's just that doesn't Nvidia already have GeForce Experience for providing recommended graphic setting? I don't really see the merit of enforcing that at driver level...I should learn not to have an opinion. My bad.
No I think your opinion is fine...it's just that doesn't Nvidia already have GeForce Experience for providing recommended graphic setting? I don't really see the merit of enforcing that at driver level...
It's kinda like how when you installing some software, it install some add-on along with it without asking for you permission.
so in theory, Nvidia and AMD should have everything set to 'use application settings' and let the game do the rest ?
So is the consensus that max quality in the NVCP is worth it but gives a performance hit?
When his opinion tells me my opinion is wrong, then no point carrying on. He is welcome to his opinion of course but I have no wish to get into a long drawn out debate - especially when I have loads to do today, so I will leave it there. Saves any grief as well.
open up the Nvidia control panel/adjust image settings with preview and it is there.
God this subforum is pathetic.
I find it funny when people quote bandwidth by multiplying bus speed x bus width, it does not work that way and HBM proves it.
HBM is definitely the way forward but it does have a few weaknesses. It does not clock very high so 1080p performance can be bottlenecked but 2160p performance is better because it needs a wide bus a lot more than high clock speeds.
God this subforum is pathetic.
Indeed it is an absolute joke. Much better forums out there where you can freely discuss both the pro and cons of nvidia and AMD hardware designs without a load of fanboys making up nonsense about image quality or magical abilities of DX12.
Indeed it is an absolute joke. Much better forums out there where you can freely discuss both the pro and cons of nvidia and AMD hardware designs without a load of fanboys making up nonsense about image quality or magical abilities of DX12.