TL DR: It's something from the BFV itself, and not a Nvidia Control Panel issue. I would like to put all my discoveries here so if someone is having the same issues, it will have a clearer picture. What you guys thinks about this?Īfter a deep, 2 long days of discoveries, I see now the explanation of what's happening on here. Not sure if any of you noticed, or it's just me being nit-picky on it. If I open the control panel it shows me the global setting. Once I start a game with a program specific settings (CS:GO or Battlefield V with Vsync disabled) the settings are lost. The last test that I did, yesterday (Jul 27 2020), using the most recent driver (451.67), w/ the Nvidia Control Panel being installed by the Microsoft Store, the specific settings are not being save (or being overwritten) Go in the Program Settings and set to specific games (such as competitive games) to disable vsync.Go in manage 3D settings, Global settings, and I do my general custom settings which resumes to Vsync: adaptive | DSR Factor 2x & 4x | and some other tweaks as power mgmt when testing hehe.Set the 'use the advanced 3D image Settings'.
Recently, from my already sold GTX 1050 ti (not exactly sure of what Nvidia driver Version), I see some inconsistencies on the Nvidia Control Panel. From my old FX5200 128MB to my newer Zotac 1660 Super, always check the settings in the panel. Thing is, I'm always used to play around with the Nvidia Control Panel settings and check which settings fits the best for the games I play and the performance of the GPU. Newbie on the forums here, however long run hardware fanboy.
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