I installed DLSS swapper, set all the settings from Nvidia Profile Inspector, turned on HAGS and DX12, but when I turn on DLSS Super Resolution Mode and Quality Mode and Frame Generation, I literally can’t see anything because of the tearing. I also tried turning vertical sync on and off, nothing changed.
I set the exact same settings as in this video. I can’t understand why it’s so hard to turn it on and when I do, I get this problem. And also i get around 55 fps with TAA in LTFM with Fenix A320 in cold and dark. Please help
Does that laptop have a discrete RTX4070 chip?
I ask because years ago I had a laptop that advertised having GTX 1060 graphics. But what it had was Intel graphics with an nVidia ‘helper’ chip.
I think so, it’s an Asus G16
I found this, which seems to say that the Armory Crate software and Windows can conflict (not really the right word…) with each other and cause framerates to vary substantially.
"I took a closer look at what caused this, and the trouble lies with the ROG Zephyrus G16’s CPU — specifically how it handles power management modes. Typically, the Armoury Crate software should be where you can turn up the power going to the internals, but here, it’s almost a bit of a lucky dip whether you’re getting Armoury Crate unleashing the full power, or whether Windows’ own power management takes over and turns everything down dramatically.
Whenever I got the former, I was in business with sky high frame rates. If I got the latter, I really felt how the bottleneck made an impact. It’s an awkward fight between the two, deciding the wattage that goes to the CPU, which directly impacts how much of the GPU’s might it can actually handle."
So, is there any solution to stop this?
I wish I could help. If it was a desktop I could make a suggestion, but I don’t know about a laptop.
