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The exact NVIDIA optimization order I follow on every PC I optimize. Clean driver. GPU-Z check. NVIDIA App settings. Most people skip step two and wonder why their GPU is running slow. Full guide here.

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Xilly2 months ago

NVIDIA PACK (DDU, NVCleanstall, GPU-Z):

Cryzy1 month ago

obs or nvidia app for clipping?

Styap | Twitch1 month ago

I actually appreciate this informative format instead of the typical optimization slop I usually see on the TL.

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