[DX11] Help regarding Nvidia Profile Inspector (NPI)

[BenganJ]

@theclumsygeek

Just checking! Do you have the following settings in NPI?

AO_1.JPG

AO_2.JPG

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[Sansemiano]

Installed ATS 1.38 OB and switched off in-game SSAO. Continuing with BenganJ NPI-settings, which indeed already include SSAO.

Realistic Brutal Weather not compatible. PazMod I edited the manifest to 1.38.

[BenganJ]

@Sansemiano

Thanks mate for the report. I'm about to test it myself, but the more reports we get,
the better! BUT, please test it in an empty new profile. NO MODS or MAPS that can
mess with the result!

[Sansemiano]

I did not give a judgement of SSAO.

[theclumsygeek]

@BenganJ thanks for the reminder. Yes, I have them. I may have missed some other setting, though. Here's how my NPI looks like:

[Sansemiano]

This my NPI setting page. First part then.

[BenganJ]

@theclumsygeek

That's what's needed for AO to work via NPI!

@Sansemiano

It looks as if you have used the ETS2 profile to build the ATS one as the SLI compatibility states!
And I can't see why you use the V3 limiter to get a limit at 115 FPS. What kind of card do you have
and which monitor settings?

[Sansemiano]

@BenganJ: I have a GTX 1070 with 8GB of RAM. I followed the added instructions for a freesync-monitor present in this thread (first page). The monitor is a 34UC79G 2560*1080 freesync monitor. The monitor is configured at max refresh rate 120 Hz and the added instructions say to cap the fps just below that in case of GSync of FreeSync. That's why I did that.

Ps, I copied that SLI setting indeed from the ETS2 profile. Not much of use, cause I don't have a SLI-setup.

[BenganJ]

@Sansemiano

Well, then a follow-up question. When driving around in different scenery, cities and rural ones,
do you then get a steady 115 FPS reading all the time?

[Sansemiano]

I varies. With lots of trees it's about 60. Easier sceneries it's usually 115 steady indeed. It depends on the complexity the system has to render.