gtx 660 not enough for even 3x native in d3d11?
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(03-31-2014, 04:02 AM)Shouvanik Wrote: so how to turn off adaptive power and make max performance in global profile?

hmmm, I never noticed a problem with this although using the adaptive power management, but...

You can change it at global or profile level at the Nvidia control panel, Manage 3D settings, Power Management Mode option.

Edit: Maybe advisable creating a profile for PCSX2 and changing it there so the card not running at peak all the time.
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#22
best to make profile for pcxs2 if you dont want max performance always, but honesltly my card downclocks to 2d speeds when sitting idle on desktop under max performance on global so i never saw issue with this.

I have seen many people say they where geting gpu downclock in pcsx2 over the years after i mentioned this. So it is possible

Imo Adpative power /power saving has no place in desktop. Laptops sure desktops no, if your worry about your power draw from your pc then something is wrong. cause there appliance in the house then damn near everyone has that draw alot more power.
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tried maximum performance... made no difference actually.
i still cant see why 3X native gives me 40-45fps. as an info during 3X native my ee% is at 20-25% and gs% is at 60-65%
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(03-31-2014, 04:45 AM)Shouvanik Wrote: tried maximum performance... made no difference actually.
i still cant see why 3X native gives me 40-45fps. as an info during 3X native my ee% is at 20-25% and gs% is at 60-65%

Then your gpu is not getting downclocked, likes said there have been instance where nvidia gpu where getting downclock due to adaptive power settings
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#25
My two cents (and specs): I have an
i5-3570k @3.4ghz (3.8T)
16 GB Ram @ 1600mhz
WD mechanical HD
MSI Nvidia GTX 660 OC/TF (TwinFrozr) 1033Mhz (1098T) GPU 2gb GDDR5 @ 192bit (6008mhz)
MSI MPOWER Z77 mobo

Relevant stats presented, we seem to have similar machines and I run this game at 3x res with 4x msaa on a mulimon setup with no issues at all. I vsync to 60 frames and i get nothing but butter. I will post some screens and you can compare settings.
Running
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8p9ZVy...sp=sharing
Menu open
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8p9ZVy...sp=sharing
with fxaa and 4x msaa
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8p9ZVy...sp=sharing
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@Shouvanik

Check your CPU temperature when you run the game.
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(03-30-2014, 08:48 AM)Shouvanik Wrote: if i select direct3D11 and use 3X scaling the fps remains at 40-48. it drops even more if i enable fxaa. d3d9 gets to 60 but enabling fxaa in d3d9 also slows the game down 40-50fps. Sad
so my question is even a gtx 660 is not enough for 3X native in d3d11(even without fxaa)?
This is strange. Are FX shaders enabled? That can slow you down.
With my GTX 760, I get around 120fps without FX shaders at 5x native resolution (80 something fps with FX shaders).

In my old PC, which had an ATI 4890, it worked fine between 2x and 3x native resolution in that game. 2x always granted me 60fps, but fps dropped sometimes at 3x. Your GPU should be around 2x stronger than my old one. You should be fine playing at 4x, I think. You can use MSI Afterburner (latest beta) to check GPU usage and clocks. It allows you to overclock yor GPU too.
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#28
nvidia inspector also works for gpu oc. more stable that afterburner IMO. I used it for a bit, but it has alot of kernel/low level access hiccups.
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