It’s a bit like being short-sighted, but specifically for surfaces at angles. The less texture filtering you have, the shorter the distance at which textures become blurred. In first- and third-person games, you spend a lot of time looking at walls and floors at oblique angles, with the given surface stretching off into the distance. So if we don’t mention a particular option, just stick with its default settings. Many of the 3D settings in NVCP just don’t work universally enough or have a tangible enough impact to recommend. ‘Optimal power’ is a good balance between performance and power. It’s overkill, and bad for the longevity of your card. So if your CPU has a higher usage than your GPU that's normal and ok depending on the game and no matter what you do your not going to change it by much.You may also be tempted to crank ‘Power management mode’ up to ‘maximum performance’, but this will make your GPU run loud and hot at its max clock speeds when gaming. Some games aren't going to they will use more of the CPU than the GPU those are usually older games. You want to set the card so that it runs as close to 100% as possible. If you have Intel plug the monitor directly into it.įor games just start the game then go to GeForce Experience and you'll see the game added to the menu. If you have Intel then you can plug into the GPU or the Motherboard. If you have an AMD CPU then most likely your plugged into the GPU. If your talking the monitor as long as the monitor is plugged into the Nvidia then your computer is using it. In Windows right click anywhere on the desktop then choose Display scroll down to graphics and you can select what you want your card to run. Since you didn't say what one you have I'm guessing it's below a 20 series.Īlso I'm not sure what you mean as default option. The lower end the card is the less options it has. The control panel isn't missing the option your graphics card doesn't have that option. Nothing illegal or against reddit site-wide rules.Ĭontent unrelated to the main topic of this subreddit may be removed without notice.No offering rewards or compensation for solutions.
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