Windows 10: nVidia : What's the default value for the setting : Adjust image settings with preview ?

Hey , I have a laptop with a dedicated gpu ( nvidia geforce 940mx 2GB ) , and i recently made some settings in the nvidia control panel .

When I go to adjust image settings with preview , the checked option it's use the advanced 3D image settings . I don't know if this is the default value . Most people are talking about this option : Let the 3D application decide . Between these 2 options that i've mentioned , which one is better ? Because i forgot the default value or if this option ( use the advanced 3D image settings ) was the default one , and i also want to know that ( which one is better ). By the way , my 3d image settings are set to their default value , in case you want to know , and the phsyx option too .

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Bad image quality for NVIDIA GPUs at default settings

Interesting, Hey, the problem is what settings do reviewers use in their bench? DEFAULT, mostly. And if those default settings offer poorer image quality in order to have an edge in fps, it's time to question nVidia.

It is reported that for a TitanX in BF4, changing from "let the 3D application decide" to a custom driver override setting which meets FuryX's quality witness a 7fps hit, not sure in which res though.
http://www.overclock.net/t/1563386/...cn-vs-nvidia-maxwell-and-kepler#post_24126882

 

Bad image quality for NVIDIA GPUs at default settings

On 353.30, the differences between Default settings and "Quality" is :

Default : Anisotropic Filtering - Application-controlled
Quality : Anisotropic Filtering - 8X

Default : Antialiasing Mode - Application-controlled
Quality : Antialiasing Mode - Override any application setting

Default : Antialiasing Setting - Application-controlled
Quality : Antialiasing Setting - 4X

That's it.

 

Bad image quality for NVIDIA GPUs at default settings

AMD and Nvidia user here, first thing I do after installing new drivers in every PC I own is max out the default IQ settings in the driver settings.

On both my AMD and Nvidia systems, barring some brand especific effects like gameworks, or HBAO+, IQ looks the same.

I remember a time when Tom's hardware and anantech used to compare the differences between both companies in terms of anisotropic filtering and antialiasing techniques, but such differences became so indistinguishable between both teams, comparisons were just dropped altogether.

I cannot speak for default driver settings IQ, but I can tell you from my own empirical experience, that maxed out, both teams offer the same degree of IQ; chances are default settings won't even matter for benching, as most hardware review sites list the IQ settings used for every game to make the comparisons equal, as such settings usually override whatever the driver IQ is set to.

IMHO, this topic is not even worth discussing, the times when both teams were caught red handed using especific 'low quality' settings when a given executable was launched to cheat in a few games or apps, is long behind us.

Not worth wasting W1zzard's (or anyone else's) time on such trivial topic as far as I'm concerned.