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Nvidia Profile Inspector introduction and Guide _____ Since there is not really a thorough or even basic guide about inspector and how to set it up initially and use it and what some things mean. I thought I would make one. I am taking a portion of this from another guide I made on Steam and it is a WIP at the moment.
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New official version of Nvidia Profile Inspector by Orbm2uk released (28th March 2023) Description by Orbm2uk: [Nvidia Profile Inspector] is used for modifying game profiles inside the internal driver database of the Nvidia driver.
Existing Nvidia game/application profiles are not impacted by installing a new Nvidia Profile Inspector. Nvidia Profile Inspector's Reference.xml may be overwritten with an updated version so backup Reference.xml and merge your custom changes with the new Reference.xml IF you edited Reference.xml previously.
NVIDIA Profile Inspector is a tool allowing to modify game profiles inside NVIDIA driver database. It's like global or per-application settings in NVIDIA Control Panel, but with more settings available.
Launch Nvidia Profile Inspector. Enable the Show unknown settings from NVIDIA predefined profiles option in the far right of the toolbar on top (the magnifying glass). Scroll down to section 8 - Extra and locate the OGL_DX_PRESENT_DEBUG setting. Change it to 0x00080001 by double clicking on the value field and copy/pasting the value.
FYI, in Nvidia Profile Inspector, the new Low Latency Mode flag introduced in the latest Nvidia drivers is 0x0005F543 in the Unknown section. Settings are 0 = off, 1 = On, 2 = Ultra. In addition, setting this flag to 1 and 2 appear to require setting Maximum pre-rendered frames to 1.
For instance if you add a profile for Last Epoch it gets weird where it won't apply the filter "unsupported game". Remove the profile it goes back to working with filter overlay but doesn't remember settings, as those are per-profile. With Profile Inspector you can force the global values or likely force stuff per-profile.
why I dont like the official software, honestly I dont like the nvidia one from a few years ago, and I used nvidia profile inspector... now I use MSI Afterburner on AMD, but it doesnt have the possibility to set all those useful parameters without the useless frills of the official software (which is all GUIgraphics only and a lot of problems ...
Inspector's major feature is tweaking NVIDIAs profile workarounds to get some obscure feature working for certain game. AMD's approach in official drivers seems to be very different, often the feature just doesnt work and nothing happens. You hardly ever see game glitching out because of it. Rarely you have access to bunch of crazy workarounds.