While a great deal of driver updates are great there is the occasional one that leaves a bit to be desired. The Driver on the ASUS page is generally older than dirt itself. They dont bother updating it because its a waste of their time to grab a driver from the same place you get it, pay for redistribution rights, then host it on their site when most will just go to Nvidia to get it. They put one or two up that they know work well and leave it at that. Nvidia however is constantly evolving The fact that this driver has been up for several weeks without a new one to replace it shows its stable and working. Ive been using this one across multiple platforms with no such issues. I would be checking on your configuration. First set it to max performance with the slider, then change to use advanced settings. Most of it will default to just fine others need help. I never leave anything at let the application decide.
A few that will give you a hit and FPS drops. at the bottom of the section.
GSync, for as much as people will cry like buffoons if this is not included its guaranteed to give you a performance hit 100% of the time, no exceptions. Unless you get vertical jittering or tearing leave it turned off.
A pic is easier, here are the settings that work for me. If you set the slider to max performance before selecting advanced tick box just above it the rest can be left as is.
A few that will give you a hit and FPS drops. at the bottom of the section.
GSync, for as much as people will cry like buffoons if this is not included its guaranteed to give you a performance hit 100% of the time, no exceptions. Unless you get vertical jittering or tearing leave it turned off.
A pic is easier, here are the settings that work for me. If you set the slider to max performance before selecting advanced tick box just above it the rest can be left as is.
JustinThyme wrote:
While a great deal of driver updates are great there is the occasional one that leaves a bit to be desired. The Driver on the ASUS page is generally older than dirt itself. They dont bother updating it because its a waste of their time to grab a driver from the same place you get it, pay for redistribution rights, then host it on their site when most will just go to Nvidia to get it. They put one or two up that they know work well and leave it at that. Nvidia however is constantly evolving The fact that this driver has been up for several weeks without a new one to replace it shows its stable and working. Ive been using this one across multiple platforms with no such issues. I would be checking on your configuration. First set it to max performance with the slider, then change to use advanced settings. Most of it will default to just fine others need help. I never leave anything at let the application decide.
A few that will give you a hit and FPS drops. at the bottom of the section.
GSync, for as much as people will cry like buffoons if this is not included its guaranteed to give you a performance hit 100% of the time, no exceptions. Unless you get vertical jittering or tearing leave it turned off.
A pic is easier, here are the settings that work for me. If you set the slider to max performance before selecting advanced tick box just above it the rest can be left as is.
Thank you for your reply.Firstly i updated to the newest version and i took a screenshot of my older (working) version settings.It seems that in the newest version in Nvidia inspector as a member advice me,the refresh rate was application prefered,i changed that.I tested that and nothing changed,then i tested and changing every setting in the screenshot.It seems that leaving out G-Sync works for me and the game returns to 300-400 fps rather than 30-50 in every option.But to me it is irrational because of older version it worked the same (high fps) with everything default.
JustinThyme wrote:
While a great deal of driver updates are great there is the occasional one that leaves a bit to be desired. The Driver on the ASUS page is generally older than dirt itself. They dont bother updating it because its a waste of their time to grab a driver from the same place you get it, pay for redistribution rights, then host it on their site when most will just go to Nvidia to get it. They put one or two up that they know work well and leave it at that. Nvidia however is constantly evolving The fact that this driver has been up for several weeks without a new one to replace it shows its stable and working. Ive been using this one across multiple platforms with no such issues. I would be checking on your configuration. First set it to max performance with the slider, then change to use advanced settings. Most of it will default to just fine others need help. I never leave anything at let the application decide.
A few that will give you a hit and FPS drops. at the bottom of the section.
GSync, for as much as people will cry like buffoons if this is not included its guaranteed to give you a performance hit 100% of the time, no exceptions. Unless you get vertical jittering or tearing leave it turned off.
A pic is easier, here are the settings that work for me. If you set the slider to max performance before selecting advanced tick box just above it the rest can be left as is.
I understand this and i totally agree...but if an user wants th g sync capabilities some tweaks can be done...
For example, G sync on and fast sync on...this is will keep everything stable...micro stutter some times...
Games like FIFA doesn't work well with uncapped fps...so the best option (without micro stutter) is to leave everuthing uncapped on the game settings and in the Nvidia CP put g sync and v sync on.
It is a bust but true.
