Nvidia Performance Tweaks 24% Boost in Performance.

Hi,

Your post says to set the value to 0x7532809 but the value shown on the screenshot is
0x75328097 which one is the good one then ?

Thx

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Originally Posted by Ekko

Hi,

Your post says to set the value to 0x7532809 but the value shown on the screenshot is
0x75328097 which one is the good one then ?

Thx

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he's just missing the digit 7, its' the only profile on the list anyways.

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Originally Posted by Ekko

Hi,

Your post says to set the value to 0x7532809 but the value shown on the screenshot is
0x75328097 which one is the good one then ?

Thx

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Good catch, it should be 0x75328097, like in the screenshot.

Ok, I've been using this for a while and I notice a huge improvement on my FPS. Specially in Mor Dhona. Now, can you marry me or something?

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Originally Posted by Cyrus-Wallace

Ok, I've been using this for a while and I notice a huge improvement on my FPS. Specially in Mor Dhona. Now, can you marry me or something?

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lol, I'm sorry but I'm taken! Very happy to hear it helped though!

This setting changes nvd3dum.dll!QueryOglResource from being the highest cpu using function to d3d9.dll!?LHBatchWorkerThread@CBatchFilterI@@KGKPAX@Z being the highest cpu using function, And in doing so, often uses a full percentage less cpu in the same circumstance.

The amount of threads remains the same at a count of 37.

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Originally Posted by Squa11_Leonhart

This setting changes nvd3dum.dll!QueryOglResource from being the highest cpu using function to d3d9.dll!?LHBatchWorkerThread@CBatchFilterI@@KGKPAX@Z being the highest cpu using function, And in doing so, often uses a full percentage less cpu in the same circumstance.

The amount of threads remains the same at a count of 37.

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I'm not sure what those two functions are, or how you determined that, but "a full percentage less cpu in the same circumstance" sounds like a positive result. To my inexperienced eye, it would seem like Nvidia has some work to do with nvd3dum.dll and how it interacts with Final Fantasy XIV.

Thanks for the feedback! I believe I've seen you around the Geforce forums quite a bit, although I rarely post over there.

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Originally Posted by Wermacht

Try the second tweak, with Nvidia Inspector. The multithreaded driver adjustment. The first one is just for Sandy Bridge-E users. I'm going to adjust the original post to make it more clear.

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Thanks so much for the response! I will definitely give your suggestion a try and see if I get better framerates.

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Originally Posted by MugenMugetsu

Thanks so much for the response! I will definitely give your suggestion a try and see if I get better framerates.

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No problemo, I hope it helps!

OP adjusted for clarity. As always, feedback is appreciated! :)