Nvidia Performance vs Quality Mode in CP

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What video card do you have? I use High Quality with a high end card.

Here is a tweak guide that explains some of the various settings.
http://www.tweakguides.com/NVFORCE_6.html

"Texture Filtering - Quality: The available options are High Performance, Performance, Quality and High Quality. This setting determines among other things the level of Anisotropic and Trilinear texture filtering optimizations applied by the Forceware drivers. Generally speaking, the High Performance setting enables all optimizations, meaning slightly lower image quality but the highest level of performance. If you select Performance, some optimizations will be disabled, progressively more if you choose Quality. If you choose High Quality you are assured the...
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Usman Sajid

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OK so i just tested Just Cause 2 ,
In Performance mode the game loaded up quickly like way too quickly.
No Fps drops. In start i got 63 fps while in quality i got 60 , when i moved to jungle i got upto 75 fps while in quality i got 54 fps , and i felt the fps.

I really didnt see any quality loss and i did took pictures in which i saw no differnece
 
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What video card do you have? I use High Quality with a high end card.

Here is a tweak guide that explains some of the various settings.
http://www.tweakguides.com/NVFORCE_6.html

"Texture Filtering - Quality: The available options are High Performance, Performance, Quality and High Quality. This setting determines among other things the level of Anisotropic and Trilinear texture filtering optimizations applied by the Forceware drivers. Generally speaking, the High Performance setting enables all optimizations, meaning slightly lower image quality but the highest level of performance. If you select Performance, some optimizations will be disabled, progressively more if you choose Quality. If you choose High Quality you are assured the highest image quality at the cost of some performance. Unless you have a high-end graphics card and/or want the best possible graphics, Performance mode should be a good balance without any major degradation in image quality."
 
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Usman Sajid

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yes i see no major degradation even even i took two pictures from each mode and zoomed and saw no difference.
I have right now GTX 750 ti Oced and runs on 17 inch 12080x1024 montior.
I want to move my pc to my room which has Samsung LED 32" but 1366x768.
I will be playing from 8-10 feet will there be any pixelation? Will i have better experience?
Will be thankfull if u help me
 
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