🔧NVIDIA CONTROL PANEL: BEST SETTINGS TO BOOST FPS FOR GAMING Optimize NVIDIA

Hey! What's Up? I’m Heba and welcome to another article on this website! In this article, I will tell you the best settings on NVIDIA Control Panel for optimizing your graphics card and getting more  FPS and maximum performance in your games.

• First, right-click on the desktop and then select NVIDIA Control Panel.

• Now, you must select the section  Adjust image settings with preview, then check the option Use the advanced  3D image settings and click on Apply.

• After that, select the section Manage 3D settings.

• The option Image Scaling or NVIDIA Image  Scaling allows you to have better image quality when playing with lower resolutions than your monitor's default.

• So, you can get better FPS by reducing the screen resolution of your games, without losing too much quality.

• To enable that feature, select the option  On, then choose a percentage of sharpening, and check the box Overlay Indicator to allow an overlay to appear on your screen whenever that feature is enabled.

• In Ambient Occlusion, select Performance.

• In Anisotropic Filtering,  select Application Controlled.

• In Anti-Aliasing - FXAA, I  recommend that you select Off.

• Anti-Aliasing - Gamma Correction, On.

• Anti-Aliasing - Mode, choose Application Controlled.

• Anti-Aliasing - Transparency, Off.

• Background Application Max Frame Rate, Off.

• In "CUDA - GPUs", select all of them.

• The option DSR - Factors allows you to use upper resolutions than those supported by your monitor.

• For example, play games in 4K on a monitor that only supports resolutions up to 1080p.

• In Low Latency Mode, select Ultra for lower input lag and frame time in your games.

• In the option "Max Frame Rate", you can limit the FPS in your games... but if you want to do that, I recommend that you do it in each game individually, through the section "Program Settings". Right?

• In OpenGL rendering GPU,  select your graphics card.

• Optimize for Compute Performance, On.

• In Power Management Mode, select  Prefer Maximum Performance.

• Shader Cache Size, select Driver Default.

• Texture Filtering - Anisotropic  Sample Optimization, On.

• In Texture Filtering - Negative  LOD bias, select Allow.

• Texture Filtering - Quality, High Performance.

• Texture Filtering -  Trilinear Optimization, On.

• In Threaded Optimization, select Auto.

• In Triple Buffering, you can select  On if you play with V-Sync enabled.

• In "Vertical Sync", select "Use the 3D Application Setting

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• Virtual Reality Pre-Rendered Frames, select 1.

• And save the settings by clicking on Apply.

• After that, select the section  Configure Surround, PhysX.

• In the option Processor,  select your graphics card.

• And lastly, save the change by clicking on Apply.

• And that was the article!

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