[DX11] Help regarding Nvidia Profile Inspector (NPI)

[BenganJ]

@olaf28

No, that was the first I complained about with the new lighting system,
the way too bright light. Yes, read what JHTrucker says about it.

[therobloxians1119]

@BenganJ

I finished my work much earlier today! I hope now is a good time to continue our discussion. Anyway, I remember you commented on my video saying to try out a third alternative. What is that third alternative?

[BenganJ]

@therobloxians1119

Third alternative:
1. Set r_vsync to "0" in config.cfg.
2. In NCP 3D-settings for the ETS2 third from the bottom I think, set Vertical Sync to Adaptive (Half refresh rate).
3. Record short video with FPS counter displayed.

[therobloxians1119]

@BenganJ

Thank you, will do!

[therobloxians1119]

@BenganJ

I don't think there will be a need for me to record. My FPS is NOT constant at all!

[BenganJ]

@therobloxians1119

You did EXACTLY what I asked you to do? If so, next step will be to ask you
to re-install the Nvidia driver, but this time I also want you to degrade it
to version 442.19. Don't forget to make a Custom install and tick the Clean
install. Then import your ETS2 .nip file into NPI and do the Apply changes.
Then you set as per my previous post again and test!

[therobloxians1119]

@BenganJ

I did exactly what you told me. So if I use Nvidia driver 442.19, what version of NPI should I use? 2.3.0.10?

[BenganJ]

@therobloxians1119

No change for NPI, 2.3.0.10! But before, can you take a screenshot of ETS2 3D-settings, the bottom of it?

[therobloxians1119]

@BenganJ

Sure, I'll take a screenshot. But right after I eat lunch! It's almost 2:00 PM and I haven't ate yet. See you soon!

[therobloxians1119]

@BenganJ

I'm back. So quick question. Where exactly is the ETS2 .NPI file located?