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Nvidia saving profiles?
- Thread starter subbass
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Well they used to be in a file called NvApps.xml in /system32 folder but it seems things have changed since r256 branch of drivers, now they are built into the NVCP api itself.
You could simply use Nvidia Inspector to export/import your custom profiles when switching drivers.
http://downloads.guru3d.com/NVIDIA-Inspector-1.94-download-2612.html
*edit - quick google found there are also 2 files:-
nvdrsdb0.bin
nvdrsdb1.bin
in the C:\ProgramData\NVIDIA Corporation\Drs folder
which seem to hold the profile settings also
You could simply use Nvidia Inspector to export/import your custom profiles when switching drivers.
http://downloads.guru3d.com/NVIDIA-Inspector-1.94-download-2612.html
*edit - quick google found there are also 2 files:-
nvdrsdb0.bin
nvdrsdb1.bin
in the C:\ProgramData\NVIDIA Corporation\Drs folder
which seem to hold the profile settings also
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Thanks. Will be handy when it comes to reinstalling the drivers.
However, should have explained more thoroughly but I'm looking to change profiles. For example in Catalyst Control Center, I can have Profile1, Profile2 etc.. and change to which ever profile just by right clicking on the CCC system try icon and selecting the profile.
Surely I can do the same with Nvidia cards?
However, should have explained more thoroughly but I'm looking to change profiles. For example in Catalyst Control Center, I can have Profile1, Profile2 etc.. and change to which ever profile just by right clicking on the CCC system try icon and selecting the profile.
Surely I can do the same with Nvidia cards?
