- Jan 27, 2015
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OK, so after doing some research around online, I've found out that Nvidia actually makes it so that you can control settings from their NVIDIA control panel. I have a GTX 970, and I've been noticing very poor performance in certain games, especially older ones like TF2, and CS:GO, and I don't know why. The card stays very cool no matter what, and is silent. I tried switching the 3D settings to performance but all that did was disable anti aliasing, and I still got poor frames in TF2, dipping to 40!! Also, I think it was FXAA, is now gone from my AA menu in tf2, and with my old 570 and 590 it was there. I haven't tried putting either of them back in but I don't think it would make much of a difference. I just want my games to run smooth, and not dip below 100fps like they did on my 5 year old cards. Is there a way to make these completely application controlled, and disable any sort of economy mode enabled by the card or software? Any help would be appreciated.
Thank you
-Bill
Thank you
-Bill
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