[DX11] Help regarding Nvidia Profile Inspector (NPI)

[Muradu]

@olaf298 do u have desktop pc or laptop mate?

[BenganJ]

@Muradu

Doesn't matter in this respect! Only if it's about DSR possibility!

[Ronin]

@Muradu,

I have a laptop en and a Desktop with both 144 hz monitor with Resolution 1920*1080.
On both I use set r_vsync= 3 and get 48 fps.

To achieve this depends mainly on your Nvida Video Card
Because the laptop has a much less video card, I use much lower NPI settings here
Like the Antialiasing Settings ('2x [2x Multisampling]'& '2x Sparse Grid Supersampling')
See the Q&A on page 1 for furher information.

[JHTrucker]

@BenganJ You may already know this... i didn't.

In global config.cfg i've often wondered why these setting don't change the screen colour when applying different values 0.0 to 1.0.
uset r_color_saturation "1.0"
uset r_color_yellow_blue "0.0"
uset r_color_magenta_green "0.0"
uset r_color_cyan_red "0.0"

It turns out that they do change the screen colour... as long as you activate the hidden enabler first!
uset r_color_correction "0" <-- unticked in game.
uset r_color_correction "1" <-- ticked in game.
uset r_color_correction "2" <-- ticked in game & now you can play with colour values.

I find ATS HDR colour too vivid. Set uset r_color_saturation "0.9" tones it down for example.
It won't affect your fps like other methods of screen colour enhancements do.

This information added to the changes of the config.cfg file in first post! //BenganJ

[BenganJ]

@JHTrucker

Nope, that I didn't know either, so thanks a lot for reporting!
I'll see if I can fit that info in at the first post somewhere!

[paokkerkir]

Do you know of any method to change brightness in VR?

[BenganJ]

@paokkerkir

So the in-built slider in Graphics tab has no effect then?

[BenganJ]

=== Information posted here by JHTrucker added to the changes of the config.cfg file in first post! ===

[paokkerkir]

@paokkerkir

So the in-built slider in Graphics tab has no effect then?

This is deactivated in VR.

[JHTrucker]

In regard to laptops.
Regardless of how good they are, they're all still compromised when it comes to cooling. Higher fps=higher gpu usage=higher temps.
So my advise would be to lock fps or better to use vsync at the lowest fps you are happy with, giving smooth game play.
Then turn off fps indicator and just enjoy the drive.

@paokkerkir - uset r_gamma "1.0" in config,cfg. Does changing that help?