GPU Tweaks Batch Script

shoober420 · Nov 3, 2024

I do have Win32PrioritySeperation tweak in my other script, but thats for the CPU. I use a similar tweak for the GPU with NVCleanstall, that sets the interrupt amount and which core(s) to do it on. Thats a cool program ill check it out. But they both should work together fine. And again, having the NVIDIA reg keys in the AMD 000X and vice versa does no harm.

Csmc · Nov 5, 2024

If you look at the program it might be useful to put some of it into some of your scripts. Then i dont have to play with to many options and can just use the Registry which is a lot more efficient!

shoober420 · Nov 6, 2024

@Csmc
so is that a Win32PrioritySeperation for the GPU, or is that for the CPU? I do currently have a script to change the thread quantum if its for the CPU. I tested each option and researched each option to find the best option for gaming, and specifically latency. I chose latency, because if you have a good CPU and PC, this option wont really have alot of an increase for FPS. But if youre after pure performance over pure latency, the best option is detailed below.

Code:

rem # Thread Quantum
rem # https://smallvoid.com/article/winnt-process-scheduler-priority.html
rem # https://forums.blurbusters.com/viewtopic.php?t=8535

rem # 2A Hex = Short, Fixed, High foreground boost (very good input)
rem # 29 Hex = Short, Fixed, Medium foreground boost
rem # 28 Hex = Short, Fixed, No foreground boost (best input, possible lag spikes)
rem # 26 Hex = Short, Variable, High foreground boost (good input)
rem # 25 Hex = Short, Variable, Medium foreground boost
rem # 24 Hex = Short, Variable, No foreground boost (possible lag spikes)
rem # 1A Hex = Long, Fixed, High foreground boost
rem # 19 Hex = Long, Fixed, Medium foreground boost
rem # 18 Hex = Long, Fixed, No foreground boost
rem # 16 Hex = Long, Variable, High foreground boost (best performance)
rem # 15 Hex = Long, Variable, Medium foreground boost
rem # 14 Hex = Long, Variable, No foreground boost

rem # "No foreground boost" may cause lag spikes

rem # Best input: Short, Fixed, No foreground boost (28, possible lag spikes)
rem # Best performance: Long, Variable, High foreground boost (16)

reg add "HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\PriorityControl" /v "Win32PrioritySeparation" /t REG_DWORD /d "0x00000028" /f
reg add "HKLM\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Control\PriorityControl" /v "Win32PrioritySeparation" /t REG_DWORD /d "0x00000028" /f

PAUSE

windows11-scripts/ThreadQuantum.bat at main · shoober420/windows11-scripts

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Csmc · Nov 6, 2024

@shoober420. For the "CPU".. Never knew there was a Win32 for GPU any how.. ?

shoober420 · Nov 6, 2024

i was just double checking, im glad we cleared that up. If you have a good pc, i would go for latency (28: Short, Fixed, No foreground boost). if you got a more budget pc and need to squeeze performance out, i would do performance (16: Long, Variable, High foreground boost).

Catnip · Nov 6, 2024

I am interested in trying this out, but what exactly does it do? In other words, what can I expect out of my GPU if I do run the script?

shoober420 · Nov 6, 2024

the first command:
prevents low power mode
disable VRR (we want constant same refresh rate)
enables HDR
enables swap effect upgrade (windowed mode optimizations)

affinity / msi tweaks: core optimizations

the rest of the registry keys are latency optimizations so everything feels snappier.

another section disables NVIDIA telemetry

one may not even notice a difference when applied. its mainly to lower latency so your games feel snappier

Csmc · Nov 6, 2024

There very good. We just have to be careful on some Games. As Certain Tweaks activate Anti-cheat detection.. I think its Call of duty's Anti cheat which is very sensitive to Nvidia stuff. There's some information on github reps about it so.
RICOCHET which is "Valorant" security" is all ok with these tweaks. So its very clean and not violating any thing which is good!

shoober420 · Nov 6, 2024

The only known tweak ive seen that can trigger an anticheat is the "Disable Driver Telemetry" option using NVCleanstall. This tweak requires the driver to be rebuilt, messing with the driver signature, which can cause a false positive with Easy-AntiCheat. Have you tried NVCleanstall by chance @Csmc?

Csmc · Nov 6, 2024

Yes , I have. I have been using your options in the text provided , but I keep clear of the first "Expert Tweak" option. Ricochet Anti-Cheat, which is for Call of Duty , not Valorant, as I posted before, is the sensitive area for Nvidia tampering. Unfortunately, they do HWID suspension- based penalties. Perhaps it's important to note that down for "Call of Duty" as it happend to me

Counter-Strike and VALORENT are Fine with this tweak.

shoober420 · Nov 6, 2024

@Csmc when you say "expert tweak", are you talking about the "affinity tweak" and "msi tweak" options? or are you talking about the tweaks from NVCleanstall?

The "affinity tweak" and "msi tweak" should be completely safe, as youre not tampering with literal driver files like NVCleanstall does.

Csmc · Nov 6, 2024

@shoober420 "NVCleanstall" The first option under "Expert Tweaks". I just am not sure if that would cause somthing to happen. so to be safe i just leave it unchecked.

otherwise everything is well and really love your work. All very safe and trust worthy. My Games are Far more optimized then Default and the FPS and performance works wonders.

shoober420 · Nov 6, 2024

youre very welcome sir. i did notice that the mouse movement feels a lot more precise and instant. the best way i can describe it would be its as if you added more hertz to your monitor and cleaned your mouse sensor lol

it could be placebo, but it always makes me feel better knowing im fully optimized. thank you for your input and advice

Csmc · Nov 6, 2024

"but it always makes me feel better knowing im fully optimized." @shoober420

bowchikabowwow · Nov 10, 2024

Hi. I have a dual monitor setup with a 4070 Ti Super.
- Main monitor: 4K 240 Hz connected via HDMI 2.1
- Secondary monitor: 1080p 60 Hz connected via DP 1.4

After running the script, the main monitor (connected via HDMI) is stuck on 60 Hz. If I change the resolution to anything higher than 60 Hz, it disconnects the monitor completely (windows would not detect it). I have a feeling it has got something to do with disabling HDCP since my main monitor is connected via HDMI 2.1.

Is this something you can address in the script?
For now, I have used DDU to do a clean install of Nvidia drivers and everything is back to normal; main monitor is at 240 Hz again.

abactuon · Nov 10, 2024

You can't put everything in a script, there is for example MSI Afterburner.
For example, to start with, then undervolting (or vice versa).

shoober420 · Nov 10, 2024

bowchikabowwow said:
Hi. I have a dual monitor setup with a 4070 Ti Super.
- Main monitor: 4K 240 Hz connected via HDMI 2.1
- Secondary monitor: 1080p 60 Hz connected via DP 1.4

After running the script, the main monitor (connected via HDMI) is stuck on 60 Hz. If I change the resolution to anything higher than 60 Hz, it disconnects the monitor completely (windows would not detect it). I have a feeling it has got something to do with disabling HDCP since my main monitor is connected via HDMI 2.1.

Is this something you can address in the script?
For now, I have used DDU to do a clean install of Nvidia drivers and everything is back to normal; main monitor is at 240 Hz again.

hmm, I used the script on a 4k OLED tv that runs at 120hz using HDMI and it was fine. i never tested on a dual monitor setup. knowing this, i dont think it would be HDCP.

i would hate for you to be my guinea pig, but we could do some testing together. if not, ill put a warning that dual monitor setup is not supported until i test myself on a dual monitor setup when i get a second monitor. i dont have two monitors at the moment to test myself.

could you try the script using one monitor, just using your main 4K 240hz to make sure it doesnt have to do with that montior specifically?

also, what model monitor is the 240hz?

bowchikabowwow · Nov 10, 2024

shoober420 said:
hmm, I used the script on a 4k OLED tv that runs at 120hz using HDMI and it was fine. i never tested on a dual monitor setup. knowing this, i dont think it would be HDCP.

i would hate for you to be my guinea pig, but we could do some testing together. if not, ill put a warning that dual monitor setup is not supported until i test myself on a dual monitor setup when i get a second monitor. i dont have two monitors at the moment to test myself.

could you try the script using one monitor, just using your main 4K 240hz to make sure it doesnt have to do with that montior specifically?

also, what model monitor is the 240hz?

Thanks for the quick reply. And sure, let me try it out in the morning and get back to you.
And my monitor is a Samsung Odyssey G8 32” 4K OLED (there is a WQHD 34” model called G8 Odyssey too but it’s not that one, mine is the 4K one). It uses DSC by default to support 240 Hz over HDMI 2.1 and there is no option to disable it.

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bowchikabowwow · Nov 10, 2024

shoober420 said:
hmm, I used the script on a 4k OLED tv that runs at 120hz using HDMI and it was fine. i never tested on a dual monitor setup. knowing this, i dont think it would be HDCP.

i would hate for you to be my guinea pig, but we could do some testing together. if not, ill put a warning that dual monitor setup is not supported until i test myself on a dual monitor setup when i get a second monitor. i dont have two monitors at the moment to test myself.

could you try the script using one monitor, just using your main 4K 240hz to make sure it doesnt have to do with that montior specifically?

also, what model monitor is the 240hz?

So your 120Hz point gave me a hint and I just tested. Problem is only with 120+ Hz refresh rate.
- In dual monitor setup, both monitors work fine as long as I use 120 Hz refresh rate on the 240 Hz panel. The moment I choose 240 Hz on the 240 Hz panel, it disconnects.
- In single monitor setup with only the 240 Hz panel, its the same thing i.e. the panel works as long as the refresh rate is 120 Hz or less. Moment I put on a higher refresh rate than 120 Hz, windows automatically forces it back to 60 Hz.

So now I feel its something to do with Display Stream Compression as 4K 240 Hz is not possible over HDMI 2.1 without DSC.

VladdyProsa · Nov 10, 2024

I'm gonna try it on my humble Radeon RX550 and see what happens.
I'm currently playing Battlefield V and Life is Strange 2.

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