[DX11] Help regarding Nvidia Profile Inspector (NPI)

[JHTrucker]

@BenganJ - I found that when i was looking for a way to display the outside of the truck (for drone view) when using interior cam 1.

I found this... g_debug_interior_cam = Enables drawing of the truck geometry even in the interior camera mode. Perfect!

But that doesn't exist in 1.36 or 1.37! Typical.

[BenganJ]

@JHTrucker

Right, I've seen that parameter too and always wondered what it would look like,
but I never tried it!

[Ronin]

@Bengan,

Didn't you tell the programmers of the virtual 24 hours of Le Mans about the AA solution?
They have a AA problem

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[BenganJ]

olaf28

I don't think they would listen! Too high noise level from the engines!

[Muradu]

Hi everyone. These adjustments are fantastic thank u bengan. I just wonder that I have a laptop and its screen does not support g-sync. In game video settings should ı change VERTICAL SYNC as "disabled" or not_?

[BenganJ]

@Muradu

Hi again! You have probably already told me what resolution and frame rate you are running the display at,
but I couldn't find it when panning 20 pages back! So, can you please tell me those values of yours?

[Muradu]

frame rate 144 hz. Resolution 1920*1080

[BenganJ]

@Muradu

Okay, then I recommend that you don't touch the Vertical synchronization (V-Sync) in game,
just edit config.cfg and set r_vsync there to either "2" or "3", which will give you a limited
frame rate of either 72 or 48. Choose the one that is most stable, I guess it'll be "3" giving
48! No other frame rate limiting setting anywhere else, in NPI or NCP!

[Ronin]

@Maradu,
I have also an 144 hz monitor with Resolution 1920*1080.
I use set r_vsync= 3 whichs gives me a limited frame rate of 48
Works very smooth

[BenganJ]

@olaf28

Yes, there's NO need to hunt for highest possible FPS, 48 is damn good,
I have stable 30, and that's damn enough too, as long as it's stable. And
further, it's damn good for your GPU, can relax pretty much!