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In order for nvidia inspector to work shall we diaable nvidia control panel?

I really get confused with these double controls.for the same things.

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SPASKIS said:
In order for nvidia inspector to work shall we diaable nvidia control panel?

I really get confused with these double controls.for the same things.

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No, one overwrites the other depending on which you changed & applied.
 
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Flex said:
Take the time to read this, but for me and many others this modified driver has improved things ...
https://forums.geforce.com/default/...clamp-negative-lod-bias/post/4172630/#4172630
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Not sure how I missed this. I wonder if this is even better than having texture sharpening set to "0" (the old "alt-m" trick) in the rFactor 2 PLR file?.....

One thing is for sure, having this installed should return all previous ISI based sims (rFactor 1, F1 Challenge 99-02, GT Legends, GTR2, Race 07/Race Injection, Game Stock Car, Formula Truck, ARCA SimRacing, RaceRoom, Turismo Carretera, etc.) back to sharp, clear, non-distracting graphics without having to resort to framerate destroying Supersampling (AMD) or Sparse-Grid Supersampling (NVIDIA).

I'm hesitant to use it though. Don't know how/if it will affect any other games.
 
Harmermania said:
Paul C - I think you're running NVinspector in a folder that doesn't contain the .xml file ("CustomSettingNames_en-EN.xml") that needs to be in the same path as nvidiaInspector.exe. If you don't have that file, you will see the complicated options that spinelli was referring to, instead of the plain english options. That .xml file comes with the download. If you don't have the download, just re-download nvidiaInspector again and you'll have it. (read the "read me" too. it explains it.)
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yep, this worked, thanks, I saw a drop in frames though lol.
 
SPASKIS said:
I was using a specific profile for rf2 in nvidia control panel y guess nvidia inspector overrides general settings and not specific ones.

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Itll override specific ones too, you just gotta make sure you are editing the specific profile in nvidia inspector rather than the general settings, no different than the nvidia control panel.
 
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