Nvidea Inspector

[virginblue737 0]

Hi there, 

 

After doing a reformat,  i accidentally deleted Nvidea inspector. Being stupid i didnt write down the settings that i originally had.

 

When i went back into FSX, my cockpit looks quite Miserable, I have zoom in the flight deck set to 0.95% it seems writing on the panels ect look very hard to read. In FSX I have the global texture resolution set to Very high. Just wondering in the Nvidea inspector for FSX, which setting controls what the flight deck textures look like ?

 

Jack 

[charliearon 3,029]

To start out, make sure your FSX resolution matches your Windows Display resolution.

[virginblue737 0]

Yeah mine matches the windows display resolution

[onebob 125]

Jack, I would start with the fsx configuration guide which can be found to the right of your original post.

Bob

[Jim Young 2,356]

I was just going to mention that Bob! The AVSIM FSX Configuration Guide has excellent recommended settings for NI. Look under Hot Spots to the right of this forum.

 

Best regards,

[shamrockflyer 647]

Did you originally have satisfiable AA and no jaggies? I had originally copied what Tabs (Ryan) had put up on the PMDG forums, but compared to what settings I have in NI now it doesn't even come close! My FSX has never looked so good, seriously, its absolutely gorgeous!! Now thats with my own custom settings using DX10.

 

If you try out these settings I promise you, you will be glad you deleted your NVIDIA Inspector in the first place!

 

NOTE: make sure you put Vsync to 1/2 refresh rate.

 

 

 

[GSalden 4,684]

Did you originally have satisfiable AA and no jaggies? I had originally copied what Tabs (Ryan) had put up on the PMDG forums, but compared to what settings I have in NI now it doesn't even come close! My FSX has never looked so good, seriously, its absolutely gorgeous!! Now thats with my own custom settings using DX10.

 

If you try out these settings I promise you, you will be glad you deleted your NVIDIA Inspector in the first place!

 

NOTE: make sure you put Vsync to 1/2 refresh rate.

 

 

You have used quiet a different approach here.

I am going to try it to see if I gain quality and smoothness.

 

What are your settings inside FSX regarding , AA, AF and framerate ?

[shamrockflyer 647]

What are your settings inside FSX regarding , AA, AF and framerate ?

AA is ticked in FSX with Anisotropic filtering. Framerate is set to Unlimited, with ForceFullScreenVSync=1. I am still tweaking a bit more to gain that extra frame rate or two. I found that limiting frame rates to 30 with in NVIDIA Inspector and setting frames to Unlimited in FSX gave me a performance boost of about 5-7fps in DX10.

 

EDIT - do external frame limiters work?

[GSalden 4,684]

External framerate limiters work but most people feel that the internal framerate limiter works best.

Read : the minimum fps are higher with the internal framerate limiter.

 

You can do the FSX mark 11 test ( at the hardware forum ) to see with what settings you get the best fps.

[adi518 73]

Hit the link in my sig and you shall be redeemed. Shamrock's screenshots miss the correct display for labels, which makes it unnecessarily more difficult. Shamrock, look down right, it says "missing..." click on that, it will fix your Inspector (if that's yours indeed).

[shamrockflyer 647]

Go to the link in my sig and you shall be redeemed. Shamrock's screenshots miss the correct display for labels, which makes it unnecessarily more difficult. Shamrock, look down right, it says "missing..." click on that, it will fix your Inspector (if that's yours indeed).

For some reason clicking on the missing tab always results this error - 

 

[adi518 73]

Just re-download latest Inspector. The profiles aren't saved within Inspector, they're saved in the gpu driver database. Inspector is only a tool for displaying and further altering driver properties per game. You can basically make the same changes via the default Nvidia control panel. Inspector is solely a more elaborate tool to do that.

[shamrockflyer 647]

Just re-download latest Inspector. The profiles aren't saved within Inspector, they're saved in the gpu driver database. Inspector is only a tool for displaying and further altering driver properties per game. You can basically make the same changes via the default Nvidia control panel. Inspector is solely a more elaborate tool to do that.

Something as simple as that, and there was me googling on how to fix it....thanks so much Adi! 

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