NVIDIA Profile Inspector 2.4.0.8
NVIDIA Profile Inspector 2.4.0.8 is a portable tool designed to modify game profiles within the Nvidia driver database. You can also add your own profiles for games that are not in the driver database. There is access to hidden and undocumented settings that are not provided by the driver control panel.
Installing and using NVIDIA Profile Inspector 2.4.0.8
- Download the latest version of the program
- Unzip to any location you like
- To run the application right click on nvidiaprofileinspector.exe, then on “run as administrator”
- The main software panel will open as shown in the screenshot.
- On the main panel, you will see various options such as create a new profile, check compatibility, synchronize and update, etc. Д.
- Now use the option to create a new profile and name the profile related to your usage.
- Use presets to save in the profile and then edit it according to your requirements.
Key Features of NVIDIA Profile Inspector 2.4.0.8
- Create unlimited profiles and save unlimited customizations without any barriers.
- Either create a global profile for each game or create different profiles for different games.
- A very lightweight application that uses very less computer resources.
- No installation is required, the software is portable. Just unzip the file and use it.
- The software is completely free to use and works perfectly on Windows 10. You will not encounter any missing options.
- It includes various presets for general use. You can also edit the presets and create new settings using them.
- Get detailed information about the hardware performance of your system. Keep an eye on every aspect.
NVIDIA Profile Inspector program interface
Let’s take a closer look at the program interface:
- Profiles — drop-down list that displays Nvidia Inspector profiles. It allows you to select an already configured profile with the parameters you need for a particular application.
- Back to global profile (Home) / User modified profiles — return to global (Home) profile / select a profile from the list of user modified profiles.
- Refresh current profile — refresh current profile.
- Restore current profile to Nvidia defaults — restore current profile to Nvidia defaults.
- Create new profile — create a new profile.
- Delete current profile — delete the current profile.
- Add application to current profile — add an application to which the profile settings will be applied.
- Remove application from current profile — remove application from current profile.
- Export user defined profiles — export user defined profiles.
- Import user defined profiles — import user defined profiles.
- Show the settings and values from CustomSettingNames file only — show only settings with semantically correct names.
- Show unknown settings from Nvidia predefined profiles — show the settings that do not have correct names and have overridden values.
- Show bit value editor — show the editor of the significant bit of the customized parameter. Allows you to see a list of all significant values of the current bit of the setting and the descriptions corresponding to these values. Also allows you to set new values.
- Apply changes — apply settings of the current profile.
The Export user defined profiles mode contains the following possible choices (in the form of a context menu):
- Export current profile only — export current profile only.
- Export current profile including predefined settings — export current profile including predefined settings.
- Export all customized profiles — export all customized profiles.
- Export all driver profiles (Nvidia Text Format) — export all driver profiles.
The Import user defined profiles mode contains the following selections (in the form of a context menu):
- Import profile(s) — import profiles.
- Import (replace) all driver profiles (Nvidia Text Format) — import (replace) all driver profiles.
The list of settings in the Nvidia Profile Inspector interface is divided into the following groups:
- Compatibility — a group of settings for compatibility of the program with various driver functions.
- Sync and Refresh — a group of synchronization and refresh settings. Includes frame rate limit, vertical synchronization, full-screen and windowed mode, and much more.
- Antialiasing — Antialiasing settings. A method of smoothing out the steps when the video card renders the image.
- Texture Filtering — group of texture filtering settings.
- Common — group of common settings of the video card.
- SLI — a group of settings responsible for functioning of several Nvidia video cards in rendering for the specified application.
- Stereo — presumably this is a group of settings responsible for forming 3D pictures.
- Extra — additional profile settings.
- Other — settings that have semantically clear names and are not included in the groups described above.
- Unknown — settings that do not have semantically correct names.
Download NVIDIA Profile Inspector 2.4.0.8
NVIDIA Profile Inspector 2.4.0.8 is currently the latest version.
2.4.0.8
- temporary fix for 571.96 overflow bug
2.4.0.4
- improved dots-per-inch scaling for input dialog box
- possible bug fix for loading corrupted profile inspector configuration
- improved backward compatibility
- possible fix for profile recovery that doesn’t work properly
- possible fix for mysterious “BINARY” loading error
2.4.0.3
- renamed some settings
- added setting to disable Vulkan RT support
- added quick filter CTRL + F (ESCAPE for interrupt)
- added view mode (CTRL + ALT + D)
- added support for descriptions in CSN for future use (example description in ultra-low latency mode — CPL State)
- minor fixes