[DX11] Help regarding Nvidia Profile Inspector (NPI)

[BenganJ]

@clear F1

Everything looks good, as far as I can see, except one NPI setting.
Please change the following:

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From:
Triple buffering On
To:
Triple buffering Off

That setting ONLY works in OpenGL. I doubt that would change the problem,
but after the Apply changes, check if FPS has changed. If not I have to think
more about this. Something is VERY fishy then!

BTW, I can't see what NCP says about V-Sync! Can you translate that setting?

[matsk89]

Hi Guys,

Been reading this topic for a while now, somehow never created an account on the forums here.

Maybe Clear F1 has a 120 hz screen? hence the half fps ?

[BenganJ]

@matsk89

As I said, WELCOME, but I have already asked clear F1 about that! he has a refresh rate of 60Hz!

[clear F1]

I turned off Triple buffering Off, but it shows 60fps.

NCP
JP
垂直同期：3Dアプリケーションの設定を使用する
EN
Vertical sync: use 3D application settings

[BenganJ]

@clear F1

My friend, thanks for the added info! Sadly there's something VERY fishy with this.
I assume you saw the post by matsk89, so can you once again confirm that your
monitor is set to have a refresh rate of 60Hz, NOT 120Hz?

[clear F1]

@BenganJ

I checked the monitor setting screen, but it is 60Hz, 1920x1080.
Old model,
Acer Japan S235HLBbmii.

[BenganJ]

@clear F1

Haven't you set the monitor resolution to the virtual DSR resolution 2560x1440?
That is what you use in-game and to get proper AA the monitor must be set the
same too, 100% remember?!

[clear F1]

@BenganJ

Google Translate doesn't understand the last comment.
Is your desktop screen 1920x1080?
Is the game DSR2560x1440?
Or both 2560x1440?
However, the test did not change to 60 fps.

[JHTrucker]

@BenganJ - Forget close zoom test file, i've deleted it from that post.

File deleted as it didn't do anything - as i stated in original post:
"it may be that the zoom in and increased FOV are just cancelling each other out and nothing is different"

[BenganJ]

@clear F1

Both in game Resolution setting AND your monitor resolution setting SHOULD
be set to same, in this case 2560x1440, otherwise you will not get a 1:1 between
them for AA to work properly!!