It is highly recommended to change this using the Nvidia Control Panel > Manage 3D Settings > Monitor Technology instead to properly configured this and related parameters.

Ultra Low Motion Blur (ULMB) uses back light pulsing at a fixed refresh rate to minimize blur.

Fixed Refresh Rate is the traditional fixed refresh rate monitor technology.

Force off and Disallow disables the use of G-Sync.

Allow enables the use of G-Sync, and synchronizes monitor refresh rate to GPUs render target.

Selects the technique used to control the refresh policy of an attached monitor. If you know what this setting does, please add a description here. ParameterĮnables an on-screen display of frames presented using flip model.Įnables the built-in frame rate limiter of the display drivers at the specified FPS.Ĭontrols what mode of the frame rate limiter will be used.Ĭontrols whether the G-Sync feature will be active in fullscreen only, or in windowed mode as well.

Finally click on Apply changes to save the changes.ĪnandTech - Triple Buffering: Why We Love It - Recommended reading about triple buffering/Fast Sync.

If you get a message that Filename.exe already belongs to a profile, verify that the application does not exist in the Profiles list again, then re-select the executable again with the file format in the selection dialog set to Application Absolute Path (*.exe) instead of the default Application EXE Name (*.exe).

Navigate to and select the game executable and click Open.

Click on the Add application to current profile icon (a small window with an icon of binoculars with a '+' above it).

Click on the Create new profile icon (the sun).

Using the Profiles list on top of the window, select the game-specific profile if one exists.

Download and run the latest version of the Profile Inspector, see Installation.

Select (or create if missing) the display driver profile for the game

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