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Now, that being said, I got the game on Gamecube, and it's much better/easier on Consoles.
Sometimes Newer Drivers make older games that used older drivers not work well.
This happens alot actually.
When the game starts (the secondsight.exe file), it should use the options you have set it that control panel.
Now, I'm NOT saying it will Fix it, but there is a possibility it could.
Don't ask what to change, i don't have a NVidia Video Card.
It most likely will be trial and error.
I tried Modifying Controls, Changing game Compatibility, didn't help.
I tried that and it worked for me too.
(Now, i don't have that exact video card, and i have an ATI, but it should work.)
Disabling, Restart, then Re-Enable, then Restart again.
I wasn't able to test it while it was disabled, but after Re-Enabling it, no problems.
My FPS According to FRAPS is 60 FPS now.
Opening Videos may be 30 FPS, but it should go up to 60 FPS by the Main Menu.
Edit: Fixed Typos.
Just go to Device Manager and Look at "Display Adapters".
That will be your Video Card.
Your ACTUAL Video Card does have a Driver, so it will be there.
You don't have to have onboard.
*NOTE* When you Disable the Driver, it will most likely Force Very Low 800x600 Resolution.
I'd Switch it to at LEAST 1024x768 so you can see something.
Disable the GTX 670 Driver in Device Manager.
What this will do is disable the driver to your video card, and use Default Drivers instead.
Restart Your Computer. After Restarting, Re-Enable the Driver.
Restart Your Computer Again.
Second Sight "Should" play at 60 FPS now.
It worked for my with my sh!tty ATI Radeon HD 4650 (1 GB DDR2).
That isn't Onboard, it's an Actual Video Card.
Actual Video Cards HAVE Drivers for them in Device Manager too.
I tried this on my video card and it make the game work fine.
Now the controls are another story, but i know that's the game itself.
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Edited: Fixed Typos and explained things better.