[DX11] Help regarding Nvidia Profile Inspector (NPI)

[Keiseiw74]

Hello Bengan J. The problem was that SSAO turned on in my game (turned it off) I changed the LOD Bias (DX) back to -1.500.
Currently it looks like this in NCP sharpening 0.50 ignoring grain on 1 in the game in the freestyle filter sharpening 3% and it's ok

1. I have a question what the Antialiasing fix item is for in NPI (it seems to me that turning on this function improves the image and removes some of the undesirable effect, e.g. from grass, etc.)
2. The second question is which parameter from the config file is responsible for traffic density?

[BenganJ]

@Keiseiw74

1. Keep SSAO off, BOTH in NPI AND in game.
2. Do NOT use sharpening in 2 different places, EITHER in NCP OR in Freestyle.
3.
So, if you think it does some good, have it on.
4. g_traffic, default is 1.0.

[Keiseiw74]

Friend g_traffic, default is 1.0. the higher that is 2,3,4 etc. it gives more traffic density, do I understand correctly ??

[BenganJ]

@Keiseiw74

Yes and a value between 0 - 1.0 will give you less traffic density!

[Naiminari]

I just found this and used it...... thank you very much for this, it's such a game changer, my game looks better now and it doesn't have any problem or notable fps hits. thank you very much for this!

[BenganJ]

@Naiminari

You're SO welcome! I've been spoiled using this for a very long time!

[therobloxians1119]

@BenganJ

Could you please give a list of what the best NPI settings are? I'm looking for the best game experience.

[BenganJ]

@therobloxians1119

Sadly I can't as it depends on so many things. Give me a specific task to work with.
What is it primarily you want to achieve?

[therobloxians1119]

@BenganJ

Well, I would like to achieve no screen tearing.

[BenganJ]

@therobloxians1119

Questions:

1. Which resolution have you set on monitor and in game?
2. Which frame rate is set on monitor and is it the maximum?
3. Do you have any Frame Rate Limiter set, in NPI, NCP or in the game?
4. Is it a G-Sync or G-Sync compatible monitor and if so, do you use it?