Could you advise on best nvidia 3D settings for my setup?

[nightrider1470]

I notice there is some 3D settings that I am unsure to leace on or off. The settings am unsure to set are

anisotropic filtering

Antialiasing FXAA. On or off

Dsr. - have tried 2x and 4x but doesn't seem to fill my screen correctly and looks unsharp

Antialiasing Transparency. 2x super sample???

I have a 29" 2560x1080 monitor and 970 sli

Is there any settings I can just set and forget about it? Would like to know why dsr doesn't seem to fill my screen correctly??

Thanks so much!!!

 

[HaloUK]

If you are unsure just download and install Nvidia's GeFroce Experience, let it scan and adjust the settings for you.

Have a read up on it.

http://www.geforce.co.uk/geforce-experience

 

[D1craig]

DSR would only fill your screen if you stretch the image. I'm sure there is a setting for that in the Nvidia settings.

For it to look normal ie. Not stretched. You will have to choose a revolution that matches the resolution you are using ie. 2500-1000 pefect match would be 5000-2000.

DSR looks good at 4k for 1900-1000 red because it matches perfectly.

My explanation is poor maybe someone else can elaborate on it.

 

[David Bisset]

Just to warn you the GeForce experience might not set very appropriate settings for you - when I used it on my laptop it decided I should use ultra settings across the board on a 660M which it really couldn't handle

That was quite a while ago, it may have got better, but I'd expect users will be better able to pick the best settings.

 

[almighty15]

Antialiasing Transparency. 2x super sample

Set it to 4x