I made one but I'm still getting a ton of shimmering. I essentially used the same profile for XP as I do for FSX (in fsx it looks excellent!).Any tips? If I don't use a profile I can turn on HDR AA within XP but it drops the frames significantly. It's still very usable but panning with TIR is rough on the eyes.

Hi Ryan, some things you could try to improve performance:.set triple buffering to ON (in this case try also locking frame rates inside X-Plane).anisotropic filter and sample optimization ON.try turning off antialiasing (don't know how it's called in nVidia inspector, probably something like "let the application choose") and setting _ONLY_ HDR Anti Aliasing inside X-Plane

Has anybody had any good success with N-inspector ?

One thing I saw recently is that for other game profiles, settings the ANTI-ALIASING - BEHAVIOUR FLAGS to TREAT OVERRIDE AS APPLICATION CONTROLLED and it seems to make the application think that it controls the anti-aliasing instead of the driver, but it's only to fool the program for compatibility settings.You might also set the Mult-Display/Mixed GPU Accelleration from Multi Display to Single Display if you're running on single display only or one giant display for triple/dual head applications like nVidia surround or ATI/AMD Eyefinity. Would theoretically force all the processing to focus on improving the main screen in focus instead of all screens.

THanks, I forgot to follow up with some of the threads I started...Things look good but I'm not using nvidia inpsector. I'm using in game settings of 16x and 8x aa - no HDR or special effects. Also I turned shadows to overlay - they were creating the psychedelic colors lol...