nvidia control panel only showing 3d settings

Scaling is turned off automatically when switching display devices.

Turing's 5-tap upscaler may not engage if the input resolution is greater than 2560px in either the x or y dimension.

Turing's 5-tap upscaler may not engage on certain monitors, based on the monitor's vblank timing.

To avoid accidentally triggering scaling by applications or DWM, first change to the desired (

Some G-SYNC displays have a 6-tap/64-phase scaler which scales better than that offered by Turing's 5-tap/32-phase scaler.

GPU scaling engages when games are played only in full-screen mode, and not in windowed or borderless windowed mode.

Sharpening will not work with HDR displays.

Scaling uses aspect ration scaling and will not use integer scaling.

Scaling will not work with displays using YUV420 format.

HDR displays driven by pre-Turing GPUs will not support scaling.

Scaling is not supported on MSHybrid systems.

For instance, if you have a 2560x1440 display, but set your game resolution to 1920x1080 because the game is too demanding for your current GPU, we’ll upscale the game’s graphics to 2560x1440 using a high-quality scaler, and then add a dose of sharpening to improve clarity of upscaled images.Ĭurrently, the following limitations apply:

Once upscaling is enabled, all resolutions at or below your native resolution will be upscaled by the GPU.

To set up image sharpening globally for all games, go to the NVIDIA Control Panel > Manage 3D Settings > Global Settings > Image Sharpening > and select 'GPU Scaling'

You can use your GPU to render at a lower resolution and scale to native for higher performance.

If you are unable to find the program, click on Add and choose the desired application, and Add Selected Program.

This overrides the global image sharpening setting. Simply select the game you’d like the modify from the drop-menu and apply the desired settings.

To enable or disable image sharpening for a specific game, go to the NVIDIA Control Panel > Manage 3D Settings > Program Settings.

How to Enable or Disable Image Sharpening on a per app basis.

To set up image sharpening globally for all games, go to the NVIDIA Control Panel > Manage 3D Settings > Global Settings.

Like the Freestyle filter, sharpness can be adjusted on a per-game basis, or you can apply it globally for all supported titles. This addition provides an easy one-click method of applying Image Sharpening globally to all DirectX 9, 10, 11, 12, Vulkan and OpenGL games. The Image Sharpening filter that was first released in NVIDIA Freestyle has now been added to the NVIDIA Control Panel.

Nvidia control panel only showing 3d settings