I can not find the vsync d3d control in the latest drivers?
I see it for opengl, but not d3d, must be on, its killing
my FPS.
"Morris Jones" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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> I can not find the vsync d3d control in the latest drivers?
> I see it for opengl, but not d3d, must be on, its killing
> my FPS.
>
>
traditionally Nvidia has hidden the vsync button to get MS WHQL
certification. Utilities like Coolbits or Riva Tuner were needed to enable
this.
dave henrie
"Morris Jones" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
> I can not find the vsync d3d control in the latest drivers?
> I see it for opengl, but not d3d, must be on, its killing
> my FPS.
mr. jones,
Before you begin the following be verrryyyy careful. If you don't
feel comfy about the procedure, do a search in google for vsync
utilities. As long as u don't delete anything you should be fine
though.....<cough> <cough>
start-->run, in run box type "regedt32"-->enter
expand the hives (click on the + symbol)in
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\NVIDIA Corporation\Global\NVTweak.
highlight NVTweak by clicking on it, once highlighted (the folder
should now look open), look on the right side window, choose "new"
..only thing u can choose :)--click "DWORD value" -->new entry will
show up "New Value #1" --> remane this to "CoolBits", yes, capital C
and capital B, no spaces no quotes.--> now, right click on "CoolBits"
and choose modify. In the pop up box, set "value Data" from 0 to 3.
exit/close regedt32.
now, when you go to your vid. properties, in the 3d page you will now
see a "more direct 3d.." button on the bottom, click on that and
you'll find the vsync settings. BUT wait! there's more! you'll now
see a new option "clock freqencies" which allows one to o/c the vid
card.
enjoy
cheers
where can you find utils to do this tweaking?
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> > I can not find the vsync d3d control in the latest drivers? > > I see it for opengl, but not d3d, must be on, its killing > > my FPS. > > mr. jones, > > Before you begin the following be verrryyyy careful. If you don't > feel comfy about the procedure, do a search in google for vsync > utilities. As long as u don't delete anything you should be fine > though.....<cough> <cough> > > start-->run, in run box type "regedt32"-->enter > expand the hives (click on the + symbol)in > HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\NVIDIA Corporation\Global\NVTweak. > > highlight NVTweak by clicking on it, once highlighted (the folder > should now look open), look on the right side window, choose "new" > ..only thing u can choose :)--click "DWORD value" -->new entry will > show up "New Value #1" --> remane this to "CoolBits", yes, capital C > and capital B, no spaces no quotes.--> now, right click on "CoolBits" > and choose modify. In the pop up box, set "value Data" from 0 to 3. > exit/close regedt32. > > now, when you go to your vid. properties, in the 3d page you will now > see a "more direct 3d.." button on the bottom, click on that and > you'll find the vsync settings. BUT wait! there's more! you'll now > see a new option "clock freqencies" which allows one to o/c the vid > card. > > enjoy > > cheers >
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> where can you find utils to do this tweaking?
Download Rivatuner from www.guru3D.com
Bye,
Leo
