I just wanted to mention that this option is also available in GeForce settings > General > Image scaling, and does it to Only to games, not windows itself.
How does it work? I use it and have green nis, but no more fps.. do i have to also reduce res in game? I have it at 4k and the nis is green, it was blue when i used it on windows aswell, because i needed to reduce res in game for it to start. Is it the same here? It's weird because you set the res in geforce, but it doesnt seem to do anything
I’m pretty sure if you turn it on in GeForce experience it turns it on in control panel, the only extra benefit with GeForce experience is that now you can optimize the game settings with that specific 85%/77%/ect image scaled resolution without entering the game to change the settings yourself. Tho sometimes the optimizations in experience is not as nice as optimizing game settings manually.
@JackTyler if your windows is its native resolution, like with my setup how one monitor is native 1440p and the other is native 4k, it will only image scale the monitor not running its native. Kinda sucks cause I run most of my games in borderless mode and I wish I could use image scaling on just the borderless games without fucking up my desktop config on both my monitors.
There's a little tip here (even from Nvidia it self), do not use it directly on your windows desktop. Keep your desktop resolution at native and enable overlay indicator to see if NIS work or not. so you can enjoy the 144hz with NIS enabled Blue NIS = only sharpen Green NIS = scaling + sharpen
@@stickboy8219 Go to settings in GeForce experience, and enable NIS from there and select a resolution to scale from, in the Nvidia control panel , select your native resolution, start the game and in the graphics settings, select the one you selected on the GeForce experience. That should work, you don't need to mess with windows resolution. Your resolution should be always on the recommened and in the Nvidia control panel in your monitor native as well.
I understand that NIS is an open-source project, it is normal that it has problems, hopefully the community can also help together with those of Nvidia.
@@rick_takahashi even if that would be true...they need to be implemented in the game by a developer while nis doesn't need to be implemented by any developer it just works straight away nis can be implemented by devs to make it perform even better dlss on the other hand you know why it works better right? while fsr and nis just is a smart pixel scaler they lack the information of the objects in the render they upscale the hole thing meanwhile dlss can ai upscale and knows the objects in the scene and can work with that data to adjust the pixel priority on say like text in some cases dlss can even look better then native like in cyberpunk 2077 the text is way clearer with dlss then it is native dlss is way more complex then fsr or nis and to put it clear once again dlss needs to be implemented meaning there is no way nis can sell dlss if the feature isn't being implemented in every game out there if anything dlss support and fsr support might decrease due to nis since why implement a feature that already has a driver base solution?
@@ProtoType4588 Hence why I said poor implementation.. imagine, actually manually setting your resolution lower for it to work and actually thinking this is "a good solution". There's a setting in GeForce Experience but you still have to manually set it. FSR and NIS are spatial scaling and clearly one has better implementation whilst the other one has better "marketing" and current mindshare doesn't even help distinguish how lackluster it is.. see BF2042 with NIS. FSR can be implemented globally, see MagPie. DLSS is a blackbox approach. It is better in quality no doubt but because of its proprietary approach and the amount of work developers has to do for it to work.. I don't think it will be a sustainable solution (same as G-Sync, which even Nvidia has adopted the AMD's open-source Freesync and rebranded it as if it's their own). Intel's Open Source XeSS, which is also Temporal scaling will be a better choice for devs and I think will be long term solution unless if Nvidia does something about it (or fanboys will continue to blindly follow Nvidia). Proper OpenSource solutions will ultimately be the long game here. NIS has a short vision and is only made to sell DLSS. Think about it, FSR only needs at least 2 hours to bake into a game but why not integrated on most games... Nvidia's 💵💰 play huge influence. Will be interesting when Intel joins this circle early next year.
@@rick_takahashi imagine actually needing to select lower resolutions for performance its the same story with normal resolutions you do it to gain fps having the feature related to a resolution slider doesn't require developer implementation tell me how could they have done it different without it being on by default with no option to change it you want a button a slider wel bad luck for you those sliders and buttons require to be coded into the interface everyway you possibly shape it there are no real other solutions then having a developer develop it into the game again nis cant sell dlss if dlss will never be implemented in older games and again not every developer even wants to bother implementing the scaling features your stuck with what developers want not what you want fanboys get that shit out of here only thing that mathers is performance i had both amd and nvidia cards i had both intel and amd processors it don't mather what their rep is performance numbers define what i pick up in my case it was a rtx 2070 super before the pandemic so prices were normal meanwhile amd offering here was over 100 euro more expensive but the best balanced card for me still is the rx 580 8 gb need to get me 1 again for backup rip it costs around 600 euro now if amd beats nvidia in performance then the next main card would be amd again simple as that that should answer your question if I'm blind or a fanboy as I'm neither but what you are my man is a amd fanboy probably got a amd card a amd processor even your ass says made by amd its either that or 2 other reason's 1 : your salty that you don't have a nvidia card to test this 2 : your part of that disgusting ignorant aholes that only likes to talk shit about technical advancement nobody is allowed to like new stuff because that's bad the only one selling dlss right now is you because with nis dlss lost a lot of its value but at least i can say thanks for letting me know magpie exists it gets added to my compatibility and game enhancement folder anyway hope one day you realize that fanboying doesn't get you anywhere and see it from the perspective of a gamer that just wants to game that doesn't give a shite what brand or manufacturer and then you realize mmm yes even if moneymaking was the reason the feature exists it still is free performance :)
@@ProtoType4588 I agree with your opinion on fanboys.. I don't like fanboys and I also don't like people who are just repeating the marketing material of a certain company without independent 3rd party or their own validation; basically "parrots". Whilst we could have had a good discussion, it seems like you have come to defend Nvidia on my criticism on NIS, and instead redirect your 'attacks' to myself. This is called Ad Hominem --> and this is why I hate fanboys, they will never get into a good discussion without attacking another person because they couldn't take criticism of their favourite brand. Ironic, because you mention that you hate fanboys but couldn't even focus on the 'topic' without displacement. If you scroll up, I focused on the NIS' issue. One problem with your current argument, as well.. is that you thoerise all these things BUT you actually don't have any modern hardware, or even tested all of these features with modern hardware. These are the modern cards that I currently 'have' Gigabyte Aorus RTX 3080 Palit GameRock RTX 3080 Palit Gaming Pro RTX 3080ti EVGA RTX 3080 EVGA RTX 3070 ASUS Dual Mini RTX 3060Ti EVGA RTX 3060 MSI RX 6800XT Sapphire RX 6700 XT MSI RX 6700XT Sapphire Pulse RX 6600XT Sapphire Pulse RX 6600 Ryzen 5600X Test system Intel 12600K Test system I actually test PC hardware and validate these things on my main channel. Can you say the same thing? Or are you going to defend a company, which you probably haven't even invested stocks in.
I turned it on on my gtx 1050 ti xD and my valorant graphics and fps improved ^^ the lighting in valorant looks like it has shaders even with all low settings
DO NOT SET NIS ON YOUR NATIVE DESKTOP! You may choose to use overlay on NIS under Nvidia Geforce Experience. NIS scaling resolution appears in your 'game' video settings for selection. Green NIS will appear at top left corner of screen when you play games with resolution change. Blue NIS for sharpening only. Sharpening does not affect your framerate - for best results use 15% to 25% for sharpen. Best returns for framerate is at 85% scaling - any lower you start to have diminishing returns because of lower resolution.
@@vanshnigam6074 In short, under Nvidia control panel -> Manage 3D settings -> enable Image Scaling to "On" -> Set sharpening to 20%. Save/Apply settings. Then under Geforce experience, go to settings -> Enable ingame overlay. set image scaling to 85% (Take note of your render resolution). Sharpening is at 20%. Launch your game. Goto your game video settings, check and select same video resolutions (same as render resolution), apply it. If all is well, NIS in green appears in top left corner of your screen. If you didnt change in game resolution, Blue NIS appears for sharpening in effect for the game. To do further adjustments, in the game , press alt-Z key to launch Geforce overlay, adjust your sharpening further according to preference, keep style at OFF. Enjoy increase FPS.
With lower end GPU it scales 720p to 1080p quite nicely and makes sharp image but if using shadowplay to record gameplay it only captures at 720p even if in-game res looks like 1080p.
Because it's upscaling the image and not native 1080p. If viewers use their image scaler to watch using the same settings RUclips will still only be up to 720p but it will upscale your 720p video properly as intended. Sharpness is more down to personal preference.
If you're a laptop gamer like me and you're not getting the NIS Option in nvidia control panel, you might have to connect an external monitor to get the option. That's what worked for me . I hope this is helpful :)
Here aswell! Big Tarkov fan, NIS helped me gain 40% more FPS and I cant tell the difference between normal 1080p and this "upscaled" 1080p. This as said is a godsend for Geforce owners.
Actually the lever on the Nvidia Control Panel, in addition to setting the sharpness in percentage, also sets the scaling. They merged the two functions. It also says above the lever itself: "GPU Scaling & Sharpening"
For Ultrawide you gotta set a custom resolution. NIS still DOES NOT support ultrawide. My monitor is 2560x1080p so I have to make a custom 2176x918. That would be 85%. For 3440x1440 you gotta set it to 3151x1271.
your having problems because your changing your native res on your desktop lol. my 21:9 has no problems. You just have to use utrawide downscaling resolutions. This seems to work better than FSR or DLSS so far. Its about on par visually with performance mode for FSR but gives more frames.
@@crispinotechgaming Because its not the same a gtx1060 trying to renderize 2k and scale it to 4k, and renderize at 720p and scaling it up to 1080p (for example). Your gtx can pretty much run much better a game at 720p than at 2k/3k.
This is litteraly the best thing that has happened to me computerwise for years. It seriously increased my perfomance with ~40% in every game. Not like FSR where the game has to support it. With NIS u have to click two buttons in the Nvidia Control Panel and then you are done. No joke. Now I dont even have to overclock my GPU or CPU at all and can run ANYTHING in 1080p with 60 fps+ all the time with medium/high settings in everything.
i have rtx 2060 but i can use fsr everytime i want using app called lossless scaling, no need game native support :) fsr have also a bit better quality than this.
@@marcograsso1386 Okey didnt know. But with NIS you dont have to buy an app and then to make it work with lets say Escape From Tarkov change things with another app to get it to work! And during the quality I dont believe FSR gives better quality cuz I cant tell the difference between usin 1080p and NIS with 1477x833 in the game (77%).
@@sunburntstrapon6449 for me fsr make better image, dlss ofc is better than both but not much (i tried cyberpunk 2077 with dlss and fsr and difference isn't huge, dlss on ultra performance ruin texture like fsr). Is matter of personal choice, if for you nis is better is good that we can choise both :)
Turned it on and my gtx1650 got a nice boost on all my games. I run at 1600x900 and its set to upscale 30%. All my games got a boost. Best example my aliens fireteam game went from 1080 with all low and 50ish fps to 1600x900 upscaled all high preset and 75ish fps.
I initially thought Image Scaling just enhances the resolution of my games and gives more work for my hardware to process. I’ll try this Nvidia setting out. Thanks!
Nvidia NIS is a dream, i play ARK on a 1080TI at 3440 x 1440p and i was getting like 40-60 fps and when i use NIS i was getting over 70-90 at all times and the game looked the same.
NIS is not working for me. There's a constant blue "NIS" text displayed, no matter what resolution I set. I have two screens, and I tried disconnecting one to use only the main screen, but it didn't help. The screen's native resolution is set to 1920x1080.
GPU scaling is ideal for older games. However, if you're playing new games, there's no point of using it because it'll only create an input lag, which affects your overall gaming performance.
You can also just create a custom Resolution in the Control Panel, and can apply whatever Hz your Monitor is capable of for that Resolution. Just dont apply it to your Desktop, and only choose that Resolution as in-game Resolution.
Im not sure why so many of you are asking what the point is, if your getting 60 fps at 60hz. There is no point, this is for high fps high refresh gaming, or if your not at your 60hz refresh rate. You would use it the same reason you would use dlss. Its pretty simple guys.
frame skipping... more of a chance for your monitor to display the same frame twice because they aren't in "V"-sync... 120 looks smother on the 60hz monitor than 60fps does
Thank you for the informative video! Do we have to select the new resolution options? Or can i keep mine at 4k60hz and then when i lower the resolution in game, NIS kicks in
I have a 4K monitor in my laptop and only 4K scaling resolutions show up (not 1080p, which is the resolution I play my games at). Any idea how to fix this? I tried changing my desktop resolution to 1080p and more and NOTHING... :-(
he did this wrong lol. all these tech channels are bullshitters who don't know what they doing and they all copied each other and did it wrong lmfao. Wonder if someone purposely fucked them over like this to make them look stupid. You don't change your desktop resolution at all. Just change in game to a lower res and it'll upscale. This does the same thing FSR and DLSS already does but now you can manually choose things. It performs better than both of those depending on which version of DLSS and FSR is implemented. in terms of visual quality it looks to be on par with FSR performance if you go down to 77% to get the most benefit.
Ok image scaling doesn't show up with latest driver and I have a 3090. Are you missing an Nvidia setting for image scaling to show up instead of image sharpening? Like the monitor settings in the control panel?
It's Nvidia drivers not working with certain monitors and hardware. My Samsung Neo G9 shows image scaling when monitor is set to 120 Hz but when set to 240 Hz image scaling goes back to image sharpening. I've contacted Nvidia support and they are working with me on this.
Im running NIS for windows itselft, while windows changed refresh to 60, i just went into advanced display properties in windows and selected 120hz again and im having it all enabled all the time
I've just been using DLSS and I haven't had any issue getting 120+ refresh rate in all games at 4k res. This might be a good option for people with older cards though
Have you done some tests with NIS enabled but inactive on native resolution? I've seen some benchmarks that shows that NIS cuts performance by around 2-3% on native resolution when it's enabled globally (even without sharpening) vs NIS disabled at native resolution.
@@pandar3n459 not really, i don't install gefore experience and it still work in all of my games difference between the two is just how you control the sharpen
@@merlinch5453 how did u know the difference if u haven't tested it? I tested it myself and it works, different desktop resolution no sharpening and in game sharpened and upscale 100$ works and I tested it
Correct me if I'm wrong but testing on an ultrawide high refresh rate monitor is pointless since 99% of people who are willing to buy an ultrawide are also willing to switch to something a bit more powerful when it comes to GPUs. It would have been more informative to showcase that feature on a more budget-oriented resolution. "1080p"
What is the point of getting 10 more fps when refresh rate is locked to 60hz. If you are getting more than 90fps, then turn this off, unless it allow at least 90 or 144hz then it is a useless feature
60Hz is the norm and is still heavily popular on the market. Not everyone have the freedom to buy a 144Hz monitor or to play on 144Hz. You having or playing on 144Hz doesn't mean the World do, understand that.
@@Denns300 60hz is the norm, lol. Even my phone has more than 60hz refresh rate. You can get a decent 144hz monitor cheaply and current norm is min 144hz. No one with a decent understanding will cap their 165hz monitor to 60hz just to get a few fps. Refresh rate > fps if you get more than 60fps
Easy….lol…. Ignorance is bliss… and just giving away gobs of fps with a little stuttering thrown in with your extremely overly-bloated nvidia driver plus “overlay” as they call it!!! But hey I understand whatever’s “EASIER” lol…. These are the comments of the kids of our future🤦🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️. Looking at optimization videos while actively throwing fps in the trash because ya know it’s “EASIER” hahahaha
wtf? 2:14 So I'm missing this setting in the geforce experience setting: image scaling !!! And I have the latest drivers + geforce experience 3.28 update installed So what about that?
Hello, i have a problem on the 3D-setting part. When i hit apply after turning on the image scaling my screen turns black, it stays on for 1 second and i can see that it is used but it instantly turns black and disables it. I have been searching for a solution for a while and would like some advice solving this.
if you are running Kepler or older, it may not be available as nVidia only actively supports Maxwell and up for hardware atm, so 745/750/750 Ti ONLY in the 700 series, followed by the 900 series onwards, so no Kepler or Fermi, sorry. 750ti does have a black screen issue but there is a fix on RUclips.
Hello Trouble, been fan for quite sometime. Just wanted to say you're the best at explaining stuff. Your talking manner is absolutely amazing. Anyways, I've installed latest drivers 497.09, but I do not have the Image Scaling option in my control panel. My rig is: Asus ROG Zephyrus G15 513QM with ryzen 9 5 series and rtx 3060, gotta say it's a beast of machine. But I'd like to have that NIS neat option available, cause I've just bought a 27 inch 1440p monitor, and playing on higher resolution rather than standart 1920x1080p dropped my fps a tad. (15-25) fps so yeah, any idea whats going on ? Maybe gotta enable some developer settings or something ?
i have a 1080p monitor plugged to my laptop closed lid and i have the same driver update 497.09 but i have a 3050, i also have a different control panel setting, my image scaling has sharpen: 0-1.0 and ignore film grain: 0-1.0, and i do not have an overlay option. p.s i now that i have an external monitor for my laptop shouldn't i have control panel display tab now? i don't but just wondering
i dont know why i have this problem everytime i hit enable the scaling and hit apply its always switched back to off i try enable overlay also got same result always switched back to off no error warning no anything it just went off
Enabling this option causes programs that use hardware acceleration to display media as a flat green screen for me. The scaling is pretty good otherwise, though!
I don't know why but when I try and enable NIS it doesn't work, it refreshes my monitor and then it's on but then it does it again and turns itself off for some odd reason
Wrong it does windows aswell you have to choose the scaling option from your input resolutions from the top labeled ( scaleing resolutions ) via nvidia control panel settings.. Big give away with already running 2k then switching to NIS as the desktop icons will shuffle around but hands down increases the fps in games, and also runs with gsync..
guys, pls stop comparing FIS and FSR with DLSS, they are all great on their own ways, but they are not comparable, FIS and FSR are upscaling techniches, not image reconstruction techniches like DLSS
It's more like, "easily accessible for Newer PC Users" 😏 But yeah, Custom Resolutions + Sharpening was available for quite some Years now. It's just that the latest Iteration seems to better differentiate between objects, like DLSS does (but still no where as good as it does on the fly).
Omg I was so scared bro. I turned the setting on for escape from Tarkov and my monitor stopped receiving a signal. For a min I looked around online and found nothing. As a Hail Mary I plugged it in through display port and it’s good now but that was scary man I thought it bricked my pc
Some games don't have resolution settings within the game. Halo Infinite, for example, only offers it's own form of downscaling from the native resolution (but not upscale). So maybe not ANY game...
i've been using this for a coupe months and i like the extra fps but its getting really frustrating to have a second-long black screen every time i tab out. Anyone have a way around this?
I have a GTX 1080 ti and the latest NVIDIA driver installed but dont get the scaling option in NVIDIA control panel ? Do you know why? I have my PC connected to an OLED TV and not a montior ? Thank you
I have a RTX 3070 and I was playing New World at 4K with everything up. I was getting 30-49 fps. The game looks fantastic at 4K. Sadly, the lower frame rates were starting to get unbearable. Changing my game resolution to 1440P was faster, but everything looked like a blurry mess. I saw your video and decided to give NIS a go. That was the ticket! Now I have NIS on at 85% resolution, and I'm getting 60 FPS!! There's a slight drop in quality, but it's hardly noticeable! Now I can have my cake and eat it too! NIS is awesome!!
it doesnt work when you use Resolution Slider in game like for example 1080p but in 95%, it only works when you change the whole resolution unfortunely, at 900p the difference is just too big
it worked, but the next day it didn’t?! and nis text isn’t in the top left corner anymore, even though i checked my settings and my driver is updated, please help ..
Its not availaible in laptops , im using a acer predator with rtx3060 and it only says "image sharpening" but no image scaling, and yes i have all the latest drivers. plus i dont use hdr if youre gonna say turn hdr off.
This doesn’t work for me my fps are the same. Desktop I’m at normal 1440 and in game I change the resolution to the recommend NIS the indicator turns green but I get same fps.
This was Bad Explained! DLSS use AI and Neural Network to combine information from multiple frames to fill the gaps for every frame (he obtain every particular frame enhanced at higher resolution from multiple lower resolution frames, those multiple input data frames being at different moments in time). So DLSS is TEMPORAL because get info from multiple frames and use AI while NIS is SPATIAL because use information from one single frame at a time and apply an algorithm to increase resolution of that particular frame!
Doesn’t work with an Oculus Rift CV1 connected to a GTX1650. Could be because it’s deemed “not VR ready” so it just doesn’t come up as an option at all even though the Oculus actually works just fine with the GTX1650. I think they are just protecting their more expensive cards?
@TroubleChute what streaming software were you using to capture this? I've been trying to troubleshoot FH5 with streaming software and I'm always getting stutter counts? I'm wondering if it's the streaming app or just something isn't optimised on an rtx 3k series card.
Try OBS. Stuttering may occure if you use highly loaded decoder type. Try using Nvenc (gpu decoding) or x264 (cpu decoding) to compare what decoder is best for your use case.
@Jono Cooper Try CapFrameX and capture the Frames for at least 10 to 15 Minutes so your Card gets heated up enough during Gameplay. Also, depending on which Game you use it for, try to get into Heavy Scenes (Lots of Gunshot, Explosions etc...) to see how low your FPS and high your Frame Times go in those Scenes. You usually get the smoothest Experience if your lowest FPS stays above 60 FPS as anything below that will feel really stuttery, even on higher HZ Monitors.
I just wanted to mention that this option is also available in GeForce settings > General > Image scaling, and does it to Only to games, not windows itself.
Thank you
How does it work? I use it and have green nis, but no more fps.. do i have to also reduce res in game? I have it at 4k and the nis is green, it was blue when i used it on windows aswell, because i needed to reduce res in game for it to start. Is it the same here? It's weird because you set the res in geforce, but it doesnt seem to do anything
I rather turn it one in GeForce Experience
I’m pretty sure if you turn it on in GeForce experience it turns it on in control panel, the only extra benefit with GeForce experience is that now you can optimize the game settings with that specific 85%/77%/ect image scaled resolution without entering the game to change the settings yourself. Tho sometimes the optimizations in experience is not as nice as optimizing game settings manually.
@JackTyler if your windows is its native resolution, like with my setup how one monitor is native 1440p and the other is native 4k, it will only image scale the monitor not running its native. Kinda sucks cause I run most of my games in borderless mode and I wish I could use image scaling on just the borderless games without fucking up my desktop config on both my monitors.
There's a little tip here (even from Nvidia it self), do not use it directly on your windows desktop. Keep your desktop resolution at native and enable overlay indicator to see if NIS work or not. so you can enjoy the 144hz with NIS enabled
Blue NIS = only sharpen
Green NIS = scaling + sharpen
*Unless you play games like Halo where you can't change your resolution, then you have to change it on desktop.
@@BeerHunter2008 on halo my nis is only blue is that fine as I've not seen it go green yet is there anything else I need to do
@@stickboy8219
Go to settings in GeForce experience, and enable NIS from there and select a resolution to scale from, in the Nvidia control panel , select your native resolution, start the game and in the graphics settings, select the one you selected on the GeForce experience.
That should work, you don't need to mess with windows resolution. Your resolution should be always on the recommened and in the Nvidia control panel in your monitor native as well.
@@stickboy8219 You have to change your resolution to one of the resolution nvida nis provides on desktop, it's the only way with Halo.
mine is red?
I understand that NIS is an open-source project, it is normal that it has problems, hopefully the community can also help together with those of Nvidia.
NIS was made to sell DLSS.
I think it's crap - implementation is utter crap. FSR and XeSS will be the best open source solutions.
@@rick_takahashi even if that would be true...they need to be implemented in the game by a developer while nis doesn't need to be implemented by any developer it just works straight away nis can be implemented by devs to make it perform even better
dlss on the other hand you know why it works better right? while fsr and nis just is a smart pixel scaler they lack the information of the objects in the render they upscale the hole thing meanwhile dlss can ai upscale and knows the objects in the scene and can work with that data to adjust the pixel priority on say like text in some cases dlss can even look better then native like in cyberpunk 2077 the text is way clearer with dlss then it is native
dlss is way more complex then fsr or nis
and to put it clear once again dlss needs to be implemented meaning there is no way nis can sell dlss if the feature isn't being implemented in every game out there if anything dlss support and fsr support might decrease due to nis since why implement a feature that already has a driver base solution?
@@ProtoType4588 Hence why I said poor implementation.. imagine, actually manually setting your resolution lower for it to work and actually thinking this is "a good solution". There's a setting in GeForce Experience but you still have to manually set it. FSR and NIS are spatial scaling and clearly one has better implementation whilst the other one has better "marketing" and current mindshare doesn't even help distinguish how lackluster it is.. see BF2042 with NIS. FSR can be implemented globally, see MagPie.
DLSS is a blackbox approach. It is better in quality no doubt but because of its proprietary approach and the amount of work developers has to do for it to work.. I don't think it will be a sustainable solution (same as G-Sync, which even Nvidia has adopted the AMD's open-source Freesync and rebranded it as if it's their own). Intel's Open Source XeSS, which is also Temporal scaling will be a better choice for devs and I think will be long term solution unless if Nvidia does something about it (or fanboys will continue to blindly follow Nvidia). Proper OpenSource solutions will ultimately be the long game here. NIS has a short vision and is only made to sell DLSS. Think about it, FSR only needs at least 2 hours to bake into a game but why not integrated on most games... Nvidia's 💵💰 play huge influence. Will be interesting when Intel joins this circle early next year.
@@rick_takahashi imagine actually needing to select lower resolutions for performance its the same story with normal resolutions you do it to gain fps having the feature related to a resolution slider doesn't require developer implementation tell me how could they have done it different without it being on by default with no option to change it you want a button a slider wel bad luck for you those sliders and buttons require to be coded into the interface everyway you possibly shape it there are no real other solutions then having a developer develop it into the game
again nis cant sell dlss if dlss will never be implemented in older games and again not every developer even wants to bother implementing the scaling features your stuck with what developers want not what you want
fanboys get that shit out of here only thing that mathers is performance i had both amd and nvidia cards i had both intel and amd processors it don't mather what their rep is performance numbers define what i pick up in my case it was a rtx 2070 super before the pandemic so prices were normal meanwhile amd offering here was over 100 euro more expensive but the best balanced card for me still is the rx 580 8 gb need to get me 1 again for backup rip it costs around 600 euro now if amd beats nvidia in performance then the next main card would be amd again simple as that
that should answer your question if I'm blind or a fanboy as I'm neither
but what you are my man is a amd fanboy probably got a amd card a amd processor even your ass says made by amd its either that or 2 other reason's
1 : your salty that you don't have a nvidia card to test this
2 : your part of that disgusting ignorant aholes that only likes to talk shit about technical advancement nobody is allowed to like new stuff because that's bad
the only one selling dlss right now is you because with nis dlss lost a lot of its value
but at least i can say thanks for letting me know magpie exists it gets added to my compatibility and game enhancement folder
anyway hope one day you realize that fanboying doesn't get you anywhere and see it from the perspective of a gamer that just wants to game that doesn't give a shite what brand or manufacturer and then you realize mmm yes even if moneymaking was the reason the feature exists it still is free performance :)
@@ProtoType4588 I agree with your opinion on fanboys.. I don't like fanboys and I also don't like people who are just repeating the marketing material of a certain company without independent 3rd party or their own validation; basically "parrots".
Whilst we could have had a good discussion, it seems like you have come to defend Nvidia on my criticism on NIS, and instead redirect your 'attacks' to myself.
This is called Ad Hominem --> and this is why I hate fanboys, they will never get into a good discussion without attacking another person because they couldn't take criticism of their favourite brand. Ironic, because you mention that you hate fanboys but couldn't even focus on the 'topic' without displacement. If you scroll up, I focused on the NIS' issue.
One problem with your current argument, as well.. is that you thoerise all these things BUT you actually don't have any modern hardware, or even tested all of these features with modern hardware.
These are the modern cards that I currently 'have'
Gigabyte Aorus RTX 3080
Palit GameRock RTX 3080
Palit Gaming Pro RTX 3080ti
EVGA RTX 3080
EVGA RTX 3070
ASUS Dual Mini RTX 3060Ti
EVGA RTX 3060
MSI RX 6800XT
Sapphire RX 6700 XT
MSI RX 6700XT
Sapphire Pulse RX 6600XT
Sapphire Pulse RX 6600
Ryzen 5600X Test system
Intel 12600K Test system
I actually test PC hardware and validate these things on my main channel. Can you say the same thing? Or are you going to defend a company, which you probably haven't even invested stocks in.
I turned it on on my gtx 1050 ti xD and my valorant graphics and fps improved ^^ the lighting in valorant looks like it has shaders even with all low settings
What resolution did you set in valorant?
@@raimeeee4117 bruh he literally say all low at then end🥴
@@lntkling8138 I said resolution i'm not saying about low settings
Hey how u upgrade ur standard gtx 1050ti drivers...standard ones r not updated on nvidia website since last year
DO NOT SET NIS ON YOUR NATIVE DESKTOP! You may choose to use overlay on NIS under Nvidia Geforce Experience. NIS scaling resolution appears in your 'game' video settings for selection. Green NIS will appear at top left corner of screen when you play games with resolution change. Blue NIS for sharpening only. Sharpening does not affect your framerate - for best results use 15% to 25% for sharpen. Best returns for framerate is at 85% scaling - any lower you start to have diminishing returns because of lower resolution.
Wdym?
@@vanshnigam6074 In short, under Nvidia control panel -> Manage 3D settings -> enable Image Scaling to "On" -> Set sharpening to 20%. Save/Apply settings.
Then under Geforce experience, go to settings -> Enable ingame overlay. set image scaling to 85% (Take note of your render resolution). Sharpening is at 20%.
Launch your game. Goto your game video settings, check and select same video resolutions (same as render resolution), apply it. If all is well, NIS in green appears in top left corner of your screen. If you didnt change in game resolution, Blue NIS appears for sharpening in effect for the game.
To do further adjustments, in the game , press alt-Z key to launch Geforce overlay, adjust your sharpening further according to preference, keep style at OFF.
Enjoy increase FPS.
If I have to use Geforce Experience, I will pass...
@@highlanderknight You need not have to use Geforce experience, if you do not intend to adjust any settings on the fly.
@@whizkid4690 thank you sooo much,I owe you
this setting is honestly awesome
I gained 40 fps using this and hitting a solid 240fps in halo infinite now so its pretty damn good
How the image quality ? any considerable drop ?
@@sinba. -It is hot and ready.
-But is it good?
-Hot.And.Ready.
@@sinba. I find its quite nice I dont notice the difference tbh
@@stickboy8219 what gpu do you have?
@@GloomToon Asus tuf 3080 oc
With lower end GPU it scales 720p to 1080p quite nicely and makes sharp image but if using shadowplay to record gameplay it only captures at 720p even if in-game res looks like 1080p.
What sharpening % do you use?
@@furkanbayat7811 I use 25% because default 50% was a bit too much and made me feel like I had eaten wrong kind of mushrooms lol
Because it's upscaling the image and not native 1080p. If viewers use their image scaler to watch using the same settings RUclips will still only be up to 720p but it will upscale your 720p video properly as intended. Sharpness is more down to personal preference.
If you're a laptop gamer like me and you're not getting the NIS Option in nvidia control panel, you might have to connect an external monitor to get the option. That's what worked for me .
I hope this is helpful :)
Thanks, i will try later
Disable optimus
Thank you
Currently Noticed An FPS Diffrence In Escape From Tarkov OF At Least 13-25 FPS on .75
Wow that’s awesome
Since you render roughly 25% less Pixel, you should see an increase in FPS even if you use higher Graphic Settings.
It didn’t impact my game by even a single frame. I wonder why.
Here aswell! Big Tarkov fan, NIS helped me gain 40% more FPS and I cant tell the difference between normal 1080p and this "upscaled" 1080p. This as said is a godsend for Geforce owners.
It's actually good I usually play with 144fps and some drops in endgame fortnite but now I play with 165fps without drops
bruh just stop playing fortnite at this point its bad
@@onatics Opinions vary.
facts! I get a solid constant 240 fps+ just turning this on a little bit!
@@onatics let people play whatever they want lol
@@onatics it’s a game man, if he likes it he likes it. no need to be bashing it if you don’t like it.
Actually the lever on the Nvidia Control Panel, in addition to setting the sharpness in percentage, also sets the scaling.
They merged the two functions.
It also says above the lever itself:
"GPU Scaling & Sharpening"
For Ultrawide you gotta set a custom resolution. NIS still DOES NOT support ultrawide.
My monitor is 2560x1080p so I have to make a custom 2176x918. That would be 85%.
For 3440x1440 you gotta set it to 3151x1271.
your having problems because your changing your native res on your desktop lol. my 21:9 has no problems. You just have to use utrawide downscaling resolutions. This seems to work better than FSR or DLSS so far. Its about on par visually with performance mode for FSR but gives more frames.
Nice.. about 10% fps increase on 4K upscale is pretty good … that would mean about 60% on a regular 1080 resolution… and even more in VR
how are you supposed to get more at a lower resolution??
@@crispinotechgaming Because its not the same a gtx1060 trying to renderize 2k and scale it to 4k, and renderize at 720p and scaling it up to 1080p (for example). Your gtx can pretty much run much better a game at 720p than at 2k/3k.
This is litteraly the best thing that has happened to me computerwise for years. It seriously increased my perfomance with ~40% in every game. Not like FSR where the game has to support it. With NIS u have to click two buttons in the Nvidia Control Panel and then you are done. No joke. Now I dont even have to overclock my GPU or CPU at all and can run ANYTHING in 1080p with 60 fps+ all the time with medium/high settings in everything.
what % did u put the scaling?
i have rtx 2060 but i can use fsr everytime i want using app called lossless scaling, no need game native support :) fsr have also a bit better quality than this.
@@brendandh3023 20%
@@marcograsso1386 Okey didnt know. But with NIS you dont have to buy an app and then to make it work with lets say Escape From Tarkov change things with another app to get it to work! And during the quality I dont believe FSR gives better quality cuz I cant tell the difference between usin 1080p and NIS with 1477x833 in the game (77%).
@@sunburntstrapon6449 for me fsr make better image, dlss ofc is better than both but not much (i tried cyberpunk 2077 with dlss and fsr and difference isn't huge, dlss on ultra performance ruin texture like fsr). Is matter of personal choice, if for you nis is better is good that we can choise both :)
New world 1660 Super regularly get 40-60 fps depending where I am. With this I get 70-85
Make this gpu Overclock?i dont Want to burn my gtx 1660 super sorry but in New on pc
Turned it on and my gtx1650 got a nice boost on all my games. I run at 1600x900 and its set to upscale 30%. All my games got a boost. Best example my aliens fireteam game went from 1080 with all low and 50ish fps to 1600x900 upscaled all high preset and 75ish fps.
I initially thought Image Scaling just enhances the resolution of my games and gives more work for my hardware to process.
I’ll try this Nvidia setting out. Thanks!
Nvidia NIS is a dream, i play ARK on a 1080TI at 3440 x 1440p and i was getting like 40-60 fps and when i use NIS i was getting over 70-90 at all times and the game looked the same.
NIS is not working for me. There's a constant blue "NIS" text displayed, no matter what resolution I set. I have two screens, and I tried disconnecting one to use only the main screen, but it didn't help. The screen's native resolution is set to 1920x1080.
There’s an option to turn the text off
GPU scaling is ideal for older games. However, if you're playing new games, there's no point of using it because it'll only create an input lag, which affects your overall gaming performance.
You mean the reverse?
not seeing this global option on laptop with gtx1050 4gb "card". yes software is up to date.
My image scaling box in my Nvidia does not look like this, I have 2 rows or decimal boxes. Any help here? Do I need some other type of update? Thanks
people complainging about being locked at 60hz,
me with a 60 hz monitor: 😎
Lol! Living your best life like a boss!
You can also just create a custom Resolution in the Control Panel, and can apply whatever Hz your Monitor is capable of for that Resolution.
Just dont apply it to your Desktop, and only choose that Resolution as in-game Resolution.
@@paulrivieras9762 and screen tears
Im not sure why so many of you are asking what the point is, if your getting 60 fps at 60hz. There is no point, this is for high fps high refresh gaming, or if your not at your 60hz refresh rate. You would use it the same reason you would use dlss. Its pretty simple guys.
frame skipping... more of a chance for your monitor to display the same frame twice because they aren't in "V"-sync...
120 looks smother on the 60hz monitor than 60fps does
@@ethanwasme4307 yes your correct. But thst doesn't really explain why people are asking what the point is.
Does Nvidia's Image Scaling from control panel work on custom resolution I created or do I need to use one of the generated resolutions by NIS?
Thank you for the informative video! Do we have to select the new resolution options? Or can i keep mine at 4k60hz and then when i lower the resolution in game, NIS kicks in
think you manged to bric my gaming experince ... thx dude
I have a 4K monitor in my laptop and only 4K scaling resolutions show up (not 1080p, which is the resolution I play my games at). Any idea how to fix this? I tried changing my desktop resolution to 1080p and more and NOTHING... :-(
Im not willing to give up my refresh rate (and go back to 60hertz) just to get a few more fps..
yeah its terrible advice and applies to very few gamers
Just to get apparently LESS fps.. but I think that's because he set it up wrong.
he did this wrong lol. all these tech channels are bullshitters who don't know what they doing and they all copied each other and did it wrong lmfao. Wonder if someone purposely fucked them over like this to make them look stupid. You don't change your desktop resolution at all. Just change in game to a lower res and it'll upscale. This does the same thing FSR and DLSS already does but now you can manually choose things. It performs better than both of those depending on which version of DLSS and FSR is implemented. in terms of visual quality it looks to be on par with FSR performance if you go down to 77% to get the most benefit.
just don't do it globally like he did, do it for the game only and you get all your refresh rate
@@feeblemind could you explain to me?
Thanks for the info Bro.
Thanks, helped me tweak my Nvidia settings
there is no image scaling in my control panel but it has image sharpening
same
update to the newest nvidia driver
@@a1vin-245 its not availaible in laptops due to optimus
So, it's like using DLSS but without AI, right? Pretty useful for GTX but not for RTX. Am I wrong?
Not really because actually only bunch of games support DDLS
which means the old cards still powerfull enough for anything
Basically a weak DLSS for non RTX cards.
Yeah it also adds motion Blur to fill up the frames..... But don't work on all games.. Only on some games
Ok image scaling doesn't show up with latest driver and I have a 3090. Are you missing an Nvidia setting for image scaling to show up instead of image sharpening? Like the monitor settings in the control panel?
I dont have image scaling either on 3050 laptop
the new cards are DLSS capable, which is way more powerful
It's Nvidia drivers not working with certain monitors and hardware. My Samsung Neo G9 shows image scaling when monitor is set to 120 Hz but when set to 240 Hz image scaling goes back to image sharpening. I've contacted Nvidia support and they are working with me on this.
@@bahaazamzam1529 Nvidia said they may have a solution later for the Neo G9 monitor
Im running NIS for windows itselft, while windows changed refresh to 60, i just went into advanced display properties in windows and selected 120hz again and im having it all enabled all the time
I only get Image sharpening not scaling, then the next step is greyed out?
I've just been using DLSS and I haven't had any issue getting 120+ refresh rate in all games at 4k res. This might be a good option for people with older cards though
older cards? dlss is only for RTX cards which arent very old lol
@@O6i i think he meant using the nis option with older cards
6:34 a demon or something alike was born from that burp
You should always pick Preform a Clean Installation
Have you done some tests with NIS enabled but inactive on native resolution? I've seen some benchmarks that shows that NIS cuts performance by around 2-3% on native resolution when it's enabled globally (even without sharpening) vs NIS disabled at native resolution.
it's a know buy, disable NIS on desktop, and only apply NIS in game reso
sadly, NIS must be enabled globally
i use 1080p 144hz with that on and didn't see any performance drop at native resolution
@@merlinch5453 you must do it inside the geforce experience so the desktop won't be affected and only turns on with games
@@pandar3n459 not really, i don't install gefore experience and it still work in all of my games
difference between the two is just how you control the sharpen
@@merlinch5453 how did u know the difference if u haven't tested it? I tested it myself and it works, different desktop resolution no sharpening and in game sharpened and upscale 100$ works and I tested it
Correct me if I'm wrong but testing on an ultrawide high refresh rate monitor is pointless since 99% of people who are willing to buy an ultrawide are also willing to switch to something a bit more powerful when it comes to GPUs. It would have been more informative to showcase that feature on a more budget-oriented resolution. "1080p"
the last driver of my gt 740m in 2019 . why they didnt release new drivers ??
What is the point of getting 10 more fps when refresh rate is locked to 60hz.
If you are getting more than 90fps, then turn this off, unless it allow at least 90 or 144hz then it is a useless feature
some engines run smoother on higher fps.
60Hz is the norm and is still heavily popular on the market. Not everyone have the freedom to buy a 144Hz monitor or to play on 144Hz. You having or playing on 144Hz doesn't mean the World do, understand that.
@@Denns300 60hz is the norm, lol. Even my phone has more than 60hz refresh rate.
You can get a decent 144hz monitor cheaply and current norm is min 144hz.
No one with a decent understanding will cap their 165hz monitor to 60hz just to get a few fps. Refresh rate > fps if you get more than 60fps
@@Denns300 you can get 144hz monitors for more or less the same price of a 60hz..
Headroom for smoother gameplay. Some people barely hit 60fps and anything below that will result in stutter.
so much easear do this on gforce experience.
Easy….lol…. Ignorance is bliss… and just giving away gobs of fps with a little stuttering thrown in with your extremely overly-bloated nvidia driver plus “overlay” as they call it!!! But hey I understand whatever’s “EASIER” lol…. These are the comments of the kids of our future🤦🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️. Looking at optimization videos while actively throwing fps in the trash because ya know it’s “EASIER” hahahaha
@@alexgordon7438 “These are the comments of the kids of our future.” ok boomer
@@numberonelakebedfan and I guess your like ur buddy/bf your trying to pull up for? Struggling to even power on and get a game started?
@@alexgordon7438 cry more
@@numberonelakebedfan lol pitiful… God help us💯🙊🤞🏼
Thanks For Explaining Dude
If I understand this correctly, this is not a good option to have on for Ultrawide monitors (4330x1440), correct?
So that's why it's not giving me 21:9 resolutions properly.
Darn it! thanks for the info , glad it's not just me.
I updated my drivers, butni domt have this option. I dont even see any of the display options idk what to do
wtf? 2:14 So I'm missing this setting in the geforce experience setting: image scaling !!!
And I have the latest drivers + geforce experience 3.28 update installed
So what about that?
I just find out that using my monitor sharpness+nis without sharpening works better for me,it's worth trying for everyone.
What to do if i dont see the option for image scaling? I have gtx 950m
Hello, i have a problem on the 3D-setting part. When i hit apply after turning on the image scaling my screen turns black, it stays on for 1 second and i can see that it is used but it instantly turns black and disables it. I have been searching for a solution for a while and would like some advice solving this.
Btw im using a laptop with an external display
Nvm i got it working through nvidia experience
Newest drivers dont seem to have image scaling
if you are running Kepler or older, it may not be available as nVidia only actively supports Maxwell and up for hardware atm, so 745/750/750 Ti ONLY in the 700 series, followed by the 900 series onwards, so no Kepler or Fermi, sorry. 750ti does have a black screen issue but there is a fix on RUclips.
Whats best gaming resolution scaling for an ultrawide 1440p monitor when using NIS because I don't know please tell me
I was using 1080p and looked awesome still
Its buggy you need to turn if off id you wonna see RUclips or itd just green screen
Is there a way to enable image scaling only on specific games?
Hello Trouble, been fan for quite sometime. Just wanted to say you're the best at explaining stuff. Your talking manner is absolutely amazing. Anyways, I've installed latest drivers 497.09,
but I do not have the Image Scaling option in my control panel. My rig is: Asus ROG Zephyrus G15 513QM with ryzen 9 5 series and rtx 3060, gotta say it's a beast of machine. But I'd like to have that NIS neat option available, cause I've just bought a 27 inch 1440p monitor, and playing on higher resolution rather than standart 1920x1080p dropped my fps a tad. (15-25) fps so yeah, any idea whats going on ? Maybe gotta enable some developer settings or something ?
i have a 1080p monitor plugged to my laptop closed lid and i have the same driver update 497.09 but i have a 3050, i also have a different control panel setting, my image scaling has sharpen: 0-1.0 and ignore film grain: 0-1.0, and i do not have an overlay option.
p.s
i now that i have an external monitor for my laptop shouldn't i have control panel display tab now? i don't but just wondering
@@stakkd4380 i bought an external monitor aswell, no new panels appeared either, nothing with laptop screen nothing with external aswell.
i dont know why i have this problem
everytime i hit enable the scaling and hit apply its always switched back to off
i try enable overlay also got same result always switched back to off no error warning no anything it just went off
Enabling this option causes programs that use hardware acceleration to display media as a flat green screen for me. The scaling is pretty good otherwise, though!
Stretched resolution with NIS doesnt work for me, it just gives me black bars
I don't know why but when I try and enable NIS it doesn't work, it refreshes my monitor and then it's on but then it does it again and turns itself off for some odd reason
Wrong it does windows aswell you have to choose the scaling option from your input resolutions from the top labeled ( scaleing resolutions ) via nvidia control panel settings.. Big give away with already running 2k then switching to NIS as the desktop icons will shuffle around but hands down increases the fps in games, and also runs with gsync..
so if its only limited to 60fps wtf would i ever use NIS ? the whole point was to get more fps... but whats the point if its 60fps capped
guys, pls stop comparing FIS and FSR with DLSS, they are all great on their own ways, but they are not comparable, FIS and FSR are upscaling techniches, not image reconstruction techniches like DLSS
New? Drivers had this option for years in gpu scaling we could already set costum resolutions for years i discover that since my fossil gtx 260.
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It's more like, "easily accessible for Newer PC Users" 😏
But yeah, Custom Resolutions + Sharpening was available for quite some Years now.
It's just that the latest Iteration seems to better differentiate between objects, like DLSS does (but still no where as good as it does on the fly).
They said that it was available in the driver for years right?
How do you enable it before?
What was it called before?
Why did you test it on both 3440x1440? You use image sharpening on lower resolutions, while having the same amount of clarity.
Omg I was so scared bro. I turned the setting on for escape from Tarkov and my monitor stopped receiving a signal. For a min I looked around online and found nothing. As a Hail Mary I plugged it in through display port and it’s good now but that was scary man I thought it bricked my pc
Some games don't have resolution settings within the game. Halo Infinite, for example, only offers it's own form of downscaling from the native resolution (but not upscale). So maybe not ANY game...
If you turn image scaling off it’ll add more fps
i've been using this for a coupe months and i like the extra fps but its getting really frustrating to have a second-long black screen every time i tab out. Anyone have a way around this?
I have a GTX 1080 ti and the latest NVIDIA driver installed but dont get the scaling option in NVIDIA control panel ? Do you know why? I have my PC connected to an OLED TV and not a montior ? Thank you
I have a RTX 3070 and I was playing New World at 4K with everything up. I was getting 30-49 fps. The game looks fantastic at 4K. Sadly, the lower frame rates were starting to get unbearable. Changing my game resolution to 1440P was faster, but everything looked like a blurry mess. I saw your video and decided to give NIS a go. That was the ticket! Now I have NIS on at 85% resolution, and I'm getting 60 FPS!! There's a slight drop in quality, but it's hardly noticeable! Now I can have my cake and eat it too! NIS is awesome!!
i enable this on Valorant but whenever i alt tab into desktop my screen mess up like jigsaw puzzle i dont know how to fix it.
Thank you very much !!!
it doesnt work when you use Resolution Slider in game like for example 1080p but in 95%, it only works when you change the whole resolution unfortunely, at 900p the difference is just too big
Your control panel looks nothing like my control panel, there is no Image Scaling option.
tbh I'm planning to go from AMD to Nvidia. I would really like to know if the cards of Nvidia don't have that many driver problems
Question whats the point of higher fps if your capped at 60hz?
I have three monitors connected to nvidia surround and it does not work, the badge does not appear and I cannot change the monitor resolution
clear explanation love this. Hope u like this comment
it worked, but the next day it didn’t?! and nis text isn’t in the top left corner anymore, even though i checked my settings and my driver is updated, please help ..
Its not availaible in laptops , im using a acer predator with rtx3060 and it only says "image sharpening" but no image scaling, and yes i have all the latest drivers. plus i dont use hdr if youre gonna say turn hdr off.
If you have 1080p ultrawide montior (like me) the compatibility is 0%. Doesn't work at all rip
This doesn’t work for me my fps are the same. Desktop I’m at normal 1440 and in game I change the resolution to the recommend NIS the indicator turns green but I get same fps.
This was Bad Explained! DLSS use AI and Neural Network to combine information from multiple frames to fill the gaps for every frame (he obtain every particular frame enhanced at higher resolution from multiple lower resolution frames, those multiple input data frames being at different moments in time). So DLSS is TEMPORAL because get info from multiple frames and use AI while NIS is SPATIAL because use information from one single frame at a time and apply an algorithm to increase resolution of that particular frame!
I turned it on, and my War thunder kept bugging from the resolution and sometimes it crashed
ur my fav roboman :D
Gforce kept my games info easier to Re D/load but stopped working jan 2022 again
if i update drivers mite work i only use basic for my 2080. s
I’ve done this already from another video I went from 150fps to 233fps!
That's a big improvement. Could you tell what monitor resolution & settings inside NIS you're using?
Doesn’t work with an Oculus Rift CV1 connected to a GTX1650. Could be because it’s deemed “not VR ready” so it just doesn’t come up as an option at all even though the Oculus actually works just fine with the GTX1650. I think they are just protecting their more expensive cards?
What is the difference between lowering the resolution to 1080p from 4k the nornal way and doing it with scaling resolution 50%?
@TroubleChute what streaming software were you using to capture this? I've been trying to troubleshoot FH5 with streaming software and I'm always getting stutter counts? I'm wondering if it's the streaming app or just something isn't optimised on an rtx 3k series card.
Try OBS. Stuttering may occure if you use highly loaded decoder type. Try using Nvenc (gpu decoding) or x264 (cpu decoding) to compare what decoder is best for your use case.
@Jono Cooper
Try CapFrameX and capture the Frames for at least 10 to 15 Minutes so your Card gets heated up enough during Gameplay.
Also, depending on which Game you use it for, try to get into Heavy Scenes (Lots of Gunshot, Explosions etc...) to see how low your FPS and high your Frame Times go in those Scenes.
You usually get the smoothest Experience if your lowest FPS stays above 60 FPS as anything below that will feel really stuttery, even on higher HZ Monitors.
When I open it, the screen refresh rate is 30fps
from 60 fps to 30 fps
CAN SOMEONE HELP ME?? for some reason the option for image scaling doesn't appear on my Nvidia control panel i've updated my drivers :(
What gpu u have?
does this settings affect the whole windows settings or it will just upsclade the game?
So does this cap your monitor's refresh rate at 60hz? I have a PC with GTX 1060 and a 1440p monitor.