Has the NVIDIA control panel option been removed from the system tray icon for Windows 11 with this driver because I only have GeForce Experience after installing 531.18. I can still right-click the desktop and access the NVIDIA control panel that way but I always had both methods with previous drivers.
You can enable it in the nvcp, in one of the menus at the top of the nvcp window.
Has the NVIDIA control panel option been removed from the system tray icon for Windows 11 with this driver because I only have GeForce Experience after installing 531.18. I can still right-click the desktop and access the NVIDIA control panel that way but I always had both methods with previous drivers.
Destiny2 Lightfall ,
flicker is still possible on fog and certain glass/window surfaces, so far I saw only in 2 locations.
One part with fog on the floor near light source, the other was on ship window looking out side, but not whole window , just one part where you could see a ship in the distance with a light source on exhaust engines and that part could flicker at certain angle.
It's insane.. RTX VSR takes my power draw to over 300 Watts!!!
This is VSR level 4 - RTX 3090 - Chrome 110.0.5481.178 watching twitch 1080p60 - full screen (Two monitor setup, gesync off, scaling off)
This must be a bug? Same behavior on edge (Notice, 300 Watt is only FULL SCREEN)
And here comparison without VSR, same twitch stream:
Has the NVIDIA control panel option been removed from the system tray icon for Windows 11 with this driver because I only have GeForce Experience after installing 531.18. I can still right-click the desktop and access the NVIDIA control panel that way but I always had both methods with previous drivers.
Its a bug, I can only see Geforce Experience as well, and i do not have it installed even lol
Wow, I tried the Super Resolution option on setting 4 and watched a 1080p60 YouTube video in Edge (v110.x.x) and saw the power hit 320 W monitored using GPU-Z. Even on setting 1 it uses 320 W. Turn Super Resolution off and GPU power usage drops down to 99-102 W and, to add insult to injury, the video I was watching didn't look any different. Not that I could see anyway.
Seriously, what is the point of this feature? It seems like a massive power hog for very little noticeable improvement. If there is any then it is not worth three times the power draw in my opinion. Why does this feature draw such much power?
And here comparison without VSR, same twitch stream: