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Introduction: (Taken from the download description for the most part) "NVIDIA Inspector Download - NVIDIA Inspector is a handy application that reads out driver and hardware information for GeForce graphics cards. The tool is basically an NVIDIA only OverClocking application, you can set your clocks and fan speeds.
NVIDIA Profile Inspector is a tool allowing to modify game profiles inside NVIDIA driver database. It's like global or per-application settings in NVIDIA Control Panel, but with more settings available. It allows changing/applying some video settings even though they are not available in the game itself, such as: G-Sync, V-Sync, max pre ...
I will be including some custom profiles that gave me good results. Keep in mind that your game or system may not like the profile. So do your own testing. How to use: 1. Download Nvidia Inspector 2. Back up/export your current profile incase you want to revert back to your current settings. 3. Import any of the profiles I provided in attachment.
As someone who plays fighting games competitively, I'm looking to find out if there are possible ways of reducing input lag by means other than just simply disabling VSync, mainly through software means like NVIDIA's Control Panel, NVIDIA Profile Inspector, RTSS, etc.
Alright- I've been trying some of the settings throughout the day, and wanted to give my first impressions for Valorant. I'm liking the linked profile for Nvidia Profile Inspector, game seems to run smoothly- no graphical aberrations/hitches so far. FPS seems stable as well. Only thing I changed from the profile was allowing Gsync+Vsync.
Nvidia Profile Inspector profile for smoother performance. After many trials and errors I've found a good NVPI (NVidia Profile Inspector) cfg which greatly improves performance on my HW (ASUS GL703GS with i7-8750H, GTX 1070 8GB Max-P, 32GB RAM, SSD & NVMe, 1920x1080 144Hz G-Sync). I use VK API in the generic cfg but for some games like Metroid ...
i have to say that special K HDR is not better then the Nvidia app and i have tested out both and the results from nvidia app are much better. .blacks look off with special k and cant get it to look quite right. this is esp so for dying light 2. but nvidia app nails it. its just the performance hit which is a bit of a bumber. but i cant really notice it much if im being honest.
Nvidia Profile Inspector v2.4.0.1 Released. New official versions of Nvidia Profile Inspector by Orbm2uk released today (13th November 2022) Description by Orbm2uk: [Nvidia Profile Inspector] is used for modifying game profiles inside the internal driver database of the Nvidia driver. All game profiles are provided by the Nvidia driver, but you ...
Then "Clear caches" for your games (RMB - right mouse button- over the game and select Clear caches) and then try these settings with NVidia Profile Inspector (create a CEMU profile): 5 - Common. Shadercache - Cachesize = Unlimited. Threaded optimization = On. 8 - Extra (to enable full options click on NVPI's button "Show unknown settings from ...
18. GPU: MSi GTX980 GAMING 1531mhz. Best AA, is SGSSAA, most advanced aa is MFAA. Dont mess with nvidia inspector, most of AA's need some proper aa bits to wors proper, etc. etc. CalinTM, Apr 8, 2015. #3.