I downloaded and installed the Nvidia 441.08 driver for my RTX 2080Ti, then I enabled image sharpening in NVCP at the default values for P3Dv5, and I must say, the overall image quality does appear to be somewhat "crisper" and sharper, so I think this is definitely a worthwhile update, and thanks to Evros for posting this..😎

Has anyone by chance experimented with image sharpening settings other than the default Sharpen: 0.50 and Ignore Film Grain: 0.17 just to see what the effect is..??

BTW, has anyone tried the "Ultra Low Latency Update" feature that is included with 441.08..?? I have a G-Sync capable monitor @ 2560x1440, and it's enabled in NVCP, I also run V-sync "on" in the sim, and I have no issues whatsoever with screen tearing, even in some of the most demanding scenarios, but I was just wondering if this Ultra low latency update might offer me some benefit with respect to overall smoothness and response time.

 

 

Do these drivers work with the new features work well with Nvidia Inspector, or should they be used instead of Inspector ??

4 hours ago, SunDevil56 said:

I downloaded and installed the Nvidia 441.08 driver for my RTX 2080Ti, then I enabled image sharpening in NVCP at the default values for P3Dv5, and I must say, the overall image quality does appear to be somewhat "crisper" and sharper, so I think this is definitely a worthwhile update, and thanks to Evros for posting this..😎

Has anyone by chance experimented with image sharpening settings other than the default Sharpen: 0.50 and Ignore Film Grain: 0.17 just to see what the effect is..??

BTW, has anyone tried the "Ultra Low Latency Update" feature that is included with 441.08..?? I have a G-Sync capable monitor @ 2560x1440, and it's enabled in NVCP, I also run V-sync "on" in the sim, and I have no issues whatsoever with screen tearing, even in some of the most demanding scenarios, but I was just wondering if this Ultra low latency update might offer me some benefit with respect to overall smoothness and response time.

 

 

Hi Scott,

On my PC image sharpening in NVCP at the default values for P3D works perfect.

Did not change Film Grain.

On the ULL update, I did not have any issues stutter wise but, I noticed that everything is more fluid as an image and somehow my flight controls are more smooth. What I observe now is that yoke, rudder and throttle movement is somehow more refined, before it was jumpy for some unknown reason.  

IMHO it's an excellent update.

 

2 hours ago, killthespam said:

Hi Scott,

On my PC image sharpening in NVCP at the default values for P3D works perfect.

Did not change Film Grain.

On the ULL update, I did not have any issues stutter wise but, I noticed that everything is more fluid as an image and somehow my flight controls are more smooth. What I observe now is that yoke, rudder and throttle movement is somehow more refined, before it was jumpy for some unknown reason.  

IMHO it's an excellent update.

 

Thanks for the info Alex, i'll give ULL a try. I did try bumping up the image sharpening values a bit just to see what, if any difference it might make. Not sure I can really discern any noticeable difference over the default values, but I probably won't mess with it any further. Sometimes too much of a good thing can have unintended or even undesirable consequences.

Hi Scott,

I have to say that with these new settings in NVCP I mentioned above (sharpening at default and Low Latency Mode on Ultra) I'm very happy with the image quality and performance (on my PC) and I hope that will work for the other people. 

Anybody can try it out, no harm at all. You don't like it just revert back to the old settings.

I'm liking 0.60 on image sharpening.  Looks good on my system. Quite sharp and improved.

Stan

6 hours ago, killthespam said:

On the ULL update, I did not have any issues stutter wise but, I noticed that everything is more fluid as an image and somehow my flight controls are more smooth. What I observe now is that yoke, rudder and throttle movement is somehow more refined, before it was jumpy for some unknown reason.

Well technically it has some merit to it. This function is specifically developed to reduce input delay and improve control(ler) reaction times. In those aspects, it could very well yield improvements in P3D as well. I'll be sure to try this out next time I have a chance to do a flight. Thanks for bringing it up.

 

7 hours ago, jymp said:

Do these drivers work with the new features work well with Nvidia Inspector, or should they be used instead of Inspector ??

I am not aware that Nvidia Inspector previously included any sharpening features. After all, Inspector taps in to drivers and you are able to modify what is available within a driver package that you have installed. In that regard, it should play well with other modifications in your Inspector settings, and you can set sharpening directly from Inspector as well.

Edited November 3, 20196 yr by Evros

Not seeing these new setting with my 1080TI 😞

14 minutes ago, Le Français said:

Not seeing these new setting with my 1080TI 😞

Did you update to the latest driver?

2 minutes ago, mikeymike said:

Did you update to the latest driver?

Yes

23 minutes ago, Le Français said:

Not seeing these new setting with my 1080TI 😞

It is located insider Nvidia Control Panel, not to be confused with GeForce Experience. If you do a left click on your desktop then you should see 'NVIDIA Control Panel' in the drop down menu. Open it and select 'Manage 3D settings' from the menu on the left hand side. I don't recommend enabling it globally, so select 'Program Settings' tab and then select Prepar3D program. From there on, Image Sharpening should be on top of settings list. Minimum driver version required is 441.08, which also is current.

Edited November 3, 20196 yr by Evros

 I have enabled this option with the latest Nvidia drivers and I must say it has indeed sharpened my scenery and Aircraft - very pleased. Apart from very minor flickering on the aircraft panel at the glass window line of my DA62 , it does not appear to have any side affects that i can see, nor slowed my FPS.

31 minutes ago, Evros said:

It is located insider Nvidia Control Panel, not to be confused with GeForce Experience. If you do a left click on your desktop then you should see 'NVIDIA Control Panel' in the drop down menu. Open it and select 'Manage 3D settings' from the menu on the left hand side. I don't recommend enabling it globally, so select 'Program Settings' tab and then select Prepar3D program. From there on, Image Sharpening should be on top of settings list. Minimum driver version required is 441.08, which also is current.

Right, not seeing it. 

36 minutes ago, Evros said:

It is located insider Nvidia Control Panel, not to be confused with GeForce Experience. If you do a left click on your desktop then you should see 'NVIDIA Control Panel' in the drop down menu. Open it and select 'Manage 3D settings' from the menu on the left hand side. I don't recommend enabling it globally, so select 'Program Settings' tab and then select Prepar3D program. From there on, Image Sharpening should be on top of settings list. Minimum driver version required is 441.08, which also is current.

Right, not seeing it. I am running 4K would that be why? is this only to help upscale?

9 minutes ago, Le Français said:

Right, not seeing it. I am running 4K would that be why? is this only to help upscale?

Did you download the Game Ready Driver (GRD)?  I believe the sharpening feature is not included in the Studio Driver (SD).

Greg