#Power management mode nvidia reddit update#
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Thanks sirdupre!ĮDIT 2: /u/xroninbladex put up a good point, that setting it to maximum performance globally will make your GPU run at full speed even at idle. Default is optimal power.Ĭredit to TropicalDruid /u/sirdupre for pointing this out over at /r/SkyrimVRĮDIT: Sorry TropicalDruid, got my threads mixed up.

#Power management mode nvidia reddit update#

It got reset with a recent driver update (I think it gets reset more than that, even). My modlist for SkyrimVR went from (at it's worst) 60% reprojection, to 15% on a Ry/ GTX 1080.Įven if you think you've already done this, check again. Some people are saying adaptive causes issues with older games). Right click your desktop > Nvidia control panel > Manage 3D Settings > Global Settings > Power Management Mode: Adaptive Performance (Or maybe optimal, but set your power profiles individualy to maximum performance, like for SteamVR. This is the exception not the norm and only applies on very small number of cases.Title basically. At the same time, we can also allow posts and comments that may break one or more rules outlined on this list.

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