Hi. Thanks for your post. I expect you mean well, but to be honest: hugely sceptical.
With the huge improvement you describe there must have been something wrong before. Without seeing your previous settings there us no way to know and it’s a bit like listening to a snake oil salesman.
I guess you will get several people in the next few hours who tried it, some will have better performance and others will have had no improvment, or worse graphics or even get worse performance depending on their previous settings.
It’s just a tip and I think worse to try out.
My settings before:
It’s easy. They had been the same. Expect the Terrain Object Detail Lod Slider. This was 200 before and is now 300.
Before I didn’t make any changes to the Nvidia Control Panel profile.
As I said, it’s worse a try and no one is risking something with it.
In the Nvidia control panel you can just press restore and everything is back to how it was before making changes.
Maybe I miss something and it makes graphics worse…. for my 6-7h of testing I didn’t notice that the graphics looks worse.
Just setup a test situation before you change something and save it.
Then change the settings, load the situation and see if you have an improvement or not.
This sort of thing can be helpful - as any conversation where experience of various settings can be.
However, I do also think that even “power users” might over tweak or overlook settings here and there.
I have am guilty of this myself and indeed have seen occasions where a full reset to Nvidia defaults actually resulted in either “no difference” or an improvement in performance.
Why? Probably because I’ve made some change somewhere and just overlooked it while tweaking for other performance.
So…a reset and rebuild of the settings once in a while also helps.
For me it makes a really noticeable difference.
Maybe for some others too.
I’m sure for some it won’t, but if even on or two finds a way to get more frames, why don’t give it a try.
That was my intention posting it.
Great but it probably varies by specs and the 3090 is currently the top gpu on the market. Any of those changes I previously experimented in the to Nvidia CPL knocks performance off my rtx2060super.