Recently I have posted about the way to overclock your graphic card. I mentioned a software called Nvidia Inspector, and I posted a video about it. Now here we are gonna talk deeper about the functionality and the feature of Nvidia Inspector.
What is Nvidia Inspector?
Nvidia Inspector is a tool created by Orbmu2k. Nvidia Inspector can be used to provide detailed monitoring system to Nvidia graphic cards. It works like GPU-Z where you can see the real time change of the temperature, core clock speed, etc.
But the real reason why Nvidia Inspector was used by so many people is its ability to change the profile of each game, and it is not like what you found in Nvidia Driver. We will talk about this later in the post
Setting Up a Custom Profile
To open up the custom profile for game, what you need to do it click the little wrench icon in the right side of the Driver Version shown in Nvidia Inspector, a window will pop up displaying a lot of thing that some of you might not understand yet. Changing anything in this windows will make a change to the game, note that changin something in the compatibility tab may cause some problem to the game
Why did I write this long?
I don't know this post should have just become a post to introduce Nvidia Inspector, but not that detail. The detailed version and youtube tutorial will be posted on Sunday maybe. So I wanted to keep this thing short.Download
Nvidia Inspector version 1.9.7.2 Changelog :- inspector now always requires admin rights since nvidia decided to accept all overclocking actions just in an elevated process enviroment for drivers R325 and above. :(
- changed MDPS startup to make use of TaskScheduler instead of shortcut
- changed "Create Startup Shortcut" feature for clock startup to make use of TaskScheduler too ( rightclick "Create Clocks Shortcut" ) (you have to remove your old startup shortcuts manually)
- added lod bias adjustment for OpenGL
- added FERMI_SETREDUCECOLORTHRESHOLDSENABLE as "Antialiasing fix" to avoid black edges in some games while using MSAA (R320.14+)
- added OverrideDefault property to CustomSettingNames structure
- added total card power level (normalized) to sensor monitoring (R314+)
- changed MDPS to run always in legacy mode but with enabled "add by gpu process" feature
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