poblivion Posted August 2, 2015 Posted August 2, 2015 After optimization in NVIDIA GeForce Experience I appeared the letters in the screen. I do not know how it got rid of. I turned off all the effects, but it's still there. Please help
randomtguy Posted August 2, 2015 Posted August 2, 2015 After optimization in NVIDIA GeForce Experience I appeared the letters in the screen. I do not know how it got rid of. I turned off all the effects, but it's still there. Please help It's not a good idea to optimize the settings as ENBs require you to turn of anti-aliasing and ambient occlusion in the game's settings so ENB can handle them itself. No idea why optimizing the settings would cause letters to appear on the screen, but turning off AA and ambient occlusion in the game settings or Geforce Experience would be the first thing I'd try.
Lord_Trekie Posted August 2, 2015 Posted August 2, 2015 With ENB, or at least, most of the configs I've seen for it, you need to turn off Anti aliasing for the game, and let the ENB control it. May need to change other things as well, the readme for your ENB config should hopefully tell you what to do.
Anatriax Posted August 2, 2015 Posted August 2, 2015 The configs aren't what controls AA or AF. It's the ENB binary that does that. AA and AF need to be turned off, not only in the game's launcher, but in Nvidia control panel, as well. Just to make sure it's FORCED off for the game you're using ENB for.
Killing Joke Posted August 2, 2015 Posted August 2, 2015 You've been already answered so I'm gonna go a bit off-topic: my observation after some tests with several games is that geforce experience "games optimization" sucks. Not only I've never got what criteria it considers a game is optimized for your rig but its tweaking often makes no sense at all like applying DSR to the max while disabling shadows and other stuff. Sure, it looks way better like this. Especially when on top of it it runs at 25 FPS. Just use GE for shadowplay when you need it and nothing else.
Anatriax Posted August 2, 2015 Posted August 2, 2015 You've been already answered so I'm gonna go a bit off-topic: my observation after some tests with several games is that geforce experience "games optimization" sucks. Not only I've never got what criteria it considers a game is optimized for your rig but its tweaking often makes no sense at all like applying DSR to the max while disabling shadows and other stuff. Sure, it looks way better like this. Especially when on top of it it runs at 25 FPS. Just use GE for shadowplay when you need it and nothing else. lol. I don't even use it for Shadowplay. It's an update checker and downloader for my driver. That's it. lmao
Killing Joke Posted August 2, 2015 Posted August 2, 2015 You've been already answered so I'm gonna go a bit off-topic: my observation after some tests with several games is that geforce experience "games optimization" sucks. Not only I've never got what criteria it considers a game is optimized for your rig but its tweaking often makes no sense at all like applying DSR to the max while disabling shadows and other stuff. Sure, it looks way better like this. Especially when on top of it it runs at 25 FPS. Just use GE for shadowplay when you need it and nothing else. lol. I don't even use it for Shadowplay. It's an update checker and downloader for my driver. That's it. lmao Yeah same! And for recording I use MSI Afterburner. For that, and for everything GPU related in fact.
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