Drivers - Tweaks

1. Right click desktop, Display settings, change main display to your main monitor.

   • Both monitors should be on 100% scaling, just for app compatibility sake.

     • Side note: You can have your secondary monitor(s) at a different scaling. Just have the one you play games on as 100%.

2. Right click desktop, Nvidia Control Panel

   • 3D Settings:

     • Adjust image settings with preview:

       • Use the advanced 3D image settings

     • Managed 3D settings:

       • Low Latency Mode: On // Ultra causes performance loss of up to 20% in some titles that don't support reflex.

       • Max Frame Rate: Your refresh rate

       • Power management mode: Prefer maximum performance

   • Display:

     • Change Resolution:

       • Your max refresh rate

       • Use NVIDIA color settings:

         • Desktop color depth: 32-bit

         • Output color depth: 8-bit or 10-bit (if it's supported) | 12-bit for OLED

         • Output color format: RGB

         • Output dynamic range: FULL

     • Adjust desktop color settings:

       • For more saturation or just competitive edge:

         • Turn up digital vibrance, I recommend 60-80%

           • I use 60% personally

           • Remember to tweak your monitor settings too (Brightness, Contrast, Saturation)

           • Do not overdo this, check using something like Red Dead Redemptions' cover art

             • https://assets-prd.ignimgs.com/2023/08/15/rdr-1692101266537.jpg

             • Make sure you can still easily spot out the 5 horsemen (don't blend them into background)

     • Set up G-SYNC

       • Refer to this

     • Optionals:

       • Adjust desktop size and position: For playing with Stretch resolutions.

         • Full-screen

         • Scaling on: Either one is fine. GPU Scaling preferred.

         • Tick "override games"