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NVIDIA Maximum Frame Rate: What should you choose?

A global FPS limiter was introduced in the NVIDIA GeForce 441.87 WHQL driver. The update was officially released on January…

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How to use Lossless Scaling

Manufacturers are actively promoting their own frame generation and upscaling technologies, such as DLSS, FSR, and XeSS. At the same…

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NVIDIA Vertical Sync. What should you set?

Modern gaming monitors can display up to 1,000 frames per second. Vertical synchronization determines how the frame rendering rate relates…

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How to use FurMark 2

The classic FurMark is familiar to many users who have tested a graphics card at least once. The new version…

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How to use NVIDIA FrameView

NVIDIA has introduced FrameView, a tool for analyzing GPU performance and power consumption. It supports a wide range of graphics…

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NVIDIA Low Latency Mode: what should you set?

Using Low Latency Mode requires graphics driver version 436.02 for DirectX 11 games and version 551.23 or later for DirectX…

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How to enable Smooth Motion in NVIDIA App

Smooth Motion uses AI to deliver a smoother gaming experience by generating an additional frame between two rendered frames. It…

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How to enable AMD Smart Access Memory (SAM)

AMD Smart Access Memory technology works with Ryzen 5000 and Radeon RX 6000 — and not exclusively. In fact, NVIDIA…

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