Best Settings for Nvidia Control Panel?

[Number One Hero Endeavor]

Hello dear Community

Could someone help me with a good nvidia control panel settings ?

The videos i saw on youtube do not explain what these settings do

I want settings that will not make my GPU go ferari mode and heat


I have 16 gig of ram I7 3.3 Intel and Nvidia RTX 2070

I am not sure what are the best settings to get most fps

The only pvp games i play are league and sometimes CS or other shooters

I mainly play other games like Evil Within or Dark Souls or Maybe Sekiro or Resident Evil

Any tips and trick would be helpful

Thank you

[pablo do arrocha]

FDS

[Number One Hero Endeavor]

Publicado originalmente por ATS:

FDS

huh?

[ReBoot]

First & foremost, decide what you want. You can have least heat or most FPS, not both.

[Marble]

Unless you have an obscure game that needs the tweaks, the default settings in there are already optimal.

If you're finding your PC sounds like a jet engine in certain games, you probably need to enable Vsync in the graphics options (sometimes called refresh rate or vertical sync).

When Vsync is off, the game is basically running full bore the entire time rendering as many frames as it can with the power and heat capacity it has available, even if your monitor can't display them all. On top of that, you get an ugly tearing effect on-screen when there's movement.

[Dr.Shadowds 🐉]

The only reason you ever want to mess with Nvidia control panel for games is if you want to force certain things like force smaa, force locked fps, and so on basically.

If your goal is to get more FPS while keeping the same settings, your only option is to overclock your gpu, which means your card get hotter. Otherwise you lower certain settings in-game to get your fps up that all there is to it, as there no voodoo magic going on it just messing with settings that affect performance, and game visual it's that simple.

[Tristin]

Welcome, new gamer. The best way for making your game graphic settings is to set it inside the game. If that somehow fails you, then check OS monitor settings or Nvidia Control Panel, etc.

Though you could watch other people's graphic settings, this may not always be best for you. Because not everyone uses the same PC spec. In the end, you will stop relying on such videos and do it yourself unless you are looking for a very specific thing, like what certain line of setting means. You just gotta play around with it. Most gamers do.

[Iceira]

Nvidia Experience , then learn all on current games you own and its settings then you dont need it anymore, thats why it was made.

You can see all optimimal settings per games steam might have setup for you. ( if steam has added them to Nvidia experience. )

[Tristin]

Publicado originalmente por Iceira W10:

Nvidia Experience , then learn all on current games you own and its settings then you dont need it anymore, thats why it was made.

You can see all optimimal settings per games steam might have setup for you. ( if steam has added them to Nvidia experience. )

The software also comes with crapload of bloatware.

[Iceira]

Publicado originalmente por Tristin:

Publicado originalmente por Iceira W10:

Nvidia Experience , then learn all on current games you own and its settings then you dont need it anymore, thats why it was made.

You can see all optimimal settings per games steam might have setup for you. ( if steam has added them to Nvidia experience. )

The software also comes with crapload of bloatware.

You dont tell any news here, pc software is bloatware sense DOS age, thats how apps is designed today.

That die a long time ago.no programmer do raw machine codes, they actual want product be done before they die.

[nullable]

I run the default settings mostly, and that's mostly good enough. And you can can have game specific settings, which works fine to deal with any game specific needs/quirks and leaves your other games alone.

I don't really think there's a best settings, it's all just layers of opinion and preference that's defined by specific games.

You're not going to dramatically optimize performance with a specific configuration.

Also there's a slider on the top level to adjust the default presets for performance or quality. I leave mine at balanced, if you want more performance, you could always try adjusting the slider to performance and see how you feel.

[Iceira]

To OP Learn to be master in own settings, then you do that then you can install core drivers only and know better, such apps was made to help ppl that do not know or care, and just want best optimal settings.

It's a mistake you think ppl here will teach you all the pro and cons to every game here. they will not. because the helper here will be flooded in users ask for best game setting to every game, and that will not happend.

im sure we dont need to tell you steam has 1 blliion user accounts with games. we will be flooded in game settings request. ( and worse is even a steam modrator will see it as spam post. ) a down the road you simple will not test or do , they will act on it later and the traps will hit all that did it. ( no my frined its your job to master it, or let the app do it )

As any pc owner has done it over the many years.
i have 500+ games, you do the math here,

[VaLiuM]

Publicado originalmente por nullable:

I don't really think there's a best settings, it's all just layers of opinion and preference that's defined by specific games.

Exactly, different hardware, different specifics and also just game related specifics. It's just a matter of what the hardware and games offer or don't. But default settings isn't something you can go wrong with.

[N3tRunn3r]

>> Uninstall NVIDIA Experience

>> Set 'High Performance GPU' in Global Settings

>> Disable VSYNC

>> Manually set PhysX to your Dedicated NVIDIA GPU