#Fallout 4 nvidia inspector tweaks driver
#Fallout 4 nvidia inspector tweaks software
#Fallout 4 nvidia inspector tweaks plus

Thank you very much in advance for your time. I am puzzled that the vendor ID is 1028 (Dell), instead of 1558 (Clevo), Do you think it will be possible to flash it with the Dell Bios (I know Dell cards only have 2Gb, but I think the nvidia bios just check whatever memory you have)?, the idea of flashing it with dell bios it is to recover the 3Dvision in case Dell chooses to support it, or if in the future I buy a M17R4 motherboard. Hi svl7, I have just installed a Clevo 680m 4Gb in an Alienware M17xR3, and it works really great ( ). You probably need to override the SSID, stupid nvflash.

#Fallout 4 nvidia inspector tweaks software

Yeah, I did, but I can't overclock the card per software in my system, so I just cranked up the clocks in the vbios, hahaha, got it stable up to 1330MHz (at least stable in 3dMark11).Дid you try using the lastest DOS version of Nvflash? If possible, post a dump of your vbios. Sure, wanna see you breaking some records

MSI 675mx (4GB) - 80.04.58.00.0E_'OCedition'_rev00 -> same as above, vbios for 4GB card (!)Д¬levo 675mx (4GB) - 80.04.58.00.05_'OCedition'_rev00 -> higher software overclocking limits, tweaked performance at high clocks.Дonation link in case you want to buy me a beer Thanks and cheers! MSI 675mx (2GB) - 80.04.58.00.14_'OCedition'_rev00 -> higher software overclocking limits, tweaked performance at high clocks.

#Fallout 4 nvidia inspector tweaks plus

MSI 670mx (1.5GB) - 80.04.5B.00.A5_'OCedition'_rev00 -> higher software overclocking limits, tweaked performance at high clocks.Д¬levo 670mx (3GB) - 80.04.58.00.03_'OC edition'_rev02 -> same as above, plus voltage is adjustable per software. It's Dell but should work on all K5000m, unless you get a board ID mismatch. ( Dell) K5000m - 80.04.33.00.35 - 'OCedition' -> higher software overclocking limit, stock 3d clocks 758MHz ( HP) K3000m - 80.04.33.00.2E - 'OC edition' - > same as above, but probably the better choice if you use a HP machine Should work on all K3000m, unless you got a board ID mismatch. (Nvidia) K3000m - 80.04.3A.00.07 'OCedition' -> higher software overclocking limit Same with increased 3d voltage ('OV') -> refer to the file name (Same warning as above applies to P1xxHM users). EM users make sure you're on the latest BIOS / EC For P1xxHM based systems I recommend only using version 80.04.29.00.01 !! Some users reported issue with other vbios versions (stock or modified, doesn't matter). 'OCedition' revised -> higher limits for software overclocking, stock default clocks. Same with increased 3d voltage ('OV') -> refer to the file name 'OCedition' revised -> higher limits for software overclocking, stock default clocks 'OC edition' revised -> higher limits for software overclocking, stock default clocks Silly Nvidia started giving different GPUs the same name.Д¬an be used for all current 780m (Clevo, MSI and Dell). NOTE: Only for the Kepler version of the 860m. You also have access to hidden and undocumented settings, which are not provided by the.

#Fallout 4 nvidia inspector tweaks driver

All game profiles are provided by the nvidia driver, but you can add your own profiles for games missing in the driver database. Refer to the file name to know which version is suited for your system. This tool is used for modifying game profiles inside the internal driver database of the nvidia driver. 'OC edition' -> unlocked overclocking limits, voltage adjustable, power target adjustable, optimized performance at higher clocksД¬an be used for all current 880m (Clevo, MSI and Dell). Also, for gamepad users, removed acceleration).Д¬urious if this helps any of you so please post if it does! Will edit this post if the jitter/microstutter returns.More stuff exclusive for T|I users, voltage mods:ДЄll the vbios listed here are attached at the end of the post.

Set maximum pre-rendered frames to 1 via Nvidia Control Panel (I do this with pretty much every game, but I'm including it anyway). Set game to Borderless Windowed mode via game launcher. Set iPresentInterval=0 (not sure if this matters at only 60hz, but I did it anyway). Left v-sync enabled via Nvidia Control Panel. Left g-sync enabled via Nvidia Control Panel. Changed my monitor's refresh rate to 60hz via Nvidia Control Panel (lol). The two most important tweaks are bolded.

Weirdest/ dumbest solution ever, but I haven't seen it posted yet and this is the only way I was able to get that buttery smooth 60fps feel after trying all the popular tweaks (using RTSS, etc.). Okay, think I finally found the fix to the jittery camera panning I was getting w/ my 144hz g-sync monitor (this post is for the 144hz g-sync micro stutter / jitter crowd, specifically).