[DX11] Help regarding Nvidia Profile Inspector (NPI)

[Ticreut29]

Unfortunately not, there's no way to have SILK Smoothness back, sorry.

[Ticreut29]

I do some other delivery in Spain in the city of Valencia, Barcelona, and San Sebastian Donostia without any issue or FPS drop, some location where I had Stutter issue on my old computer.
From now I will return after doing some haul on ROEX, Project Turkey, Rusmap...ect

[BenganJ]

@Kemastert

In the first post there's info about which driver versions go with which versions of NPI,
so to get SILK setting back you can always degrade the version of both, if that suits you.
I'm still at NPI version 2.3.0.10 and driver version 442.74, works splendidly!
FRom first post:

Link to version 2.3.0.10 of Nvidia Profile Inspector, aimed at Nvidia Driver up to 442.74: https://github.com/Orbmu2k/nvidiaProfil ... g/2.3.0.10
Link to version 2.3.0.12 of Nvidia Profile Inspector, aimed at Nvidia Driver from 445.75: https://github.com/Orbmu2k/nvidiaProfil ... g/2.3.0.12
Note: Using the NPI 2.3.0.12 with latest Nvidia Driver will remove the sharpening filter settings! Use e.g. Nvidia Freestyle filter instead!
You will also lose the setting SILK Smoothness!

EDIT: A better word than degrade is downgrade! :=)

[BenganJ]

@Ticreut29

That sounds REALLY promising!

[Arayas]

I'm still at NPI version 2.3.0.10 and driver version 442.74, works splendidly!

Maybe this new drivers from Nvidia are the problem...tomorow i am gonna degrade myself...i mean the drivers and NPI....

[BenganJ]

@Arayas

Could be worth a try! Please report back about how you feel afterwards!

[Arayas]

Probably rotten and smelly...but i will report back

[BenganJ]

[Ticreut29]

for my case I can't downgrade My nvidia driver since I have the last generation of graphics card, RTX 3000.
but I should overclock my memory since it support 3200 mhz, from now it's running at 2400 mhz, my MSI motherboard support, and my ryzen 5 3600 is enough powerful to run memory on dual channel at 3200 mhz and I could get a little fps boost for this.

[BenganJ]

@Ticreut29

Yes, buying new stuff often demands that you follow it up by installing
the latest driver at that time!