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On a different note: why do you need this functionality? I've been here for 15 years and you are the first to ask for this type of process where you change color settings. Have you looked into command line switches? It may be a very simple way to do it with a pair of batch files you keep on the desktop. Or even better is some how a single script existed that toggled both? Open control panel > Adjust Desktop Colour Settings > other applications control colour settings. Open control panel > Adjust Desktop Colour Settings > Use Nvidia Settings

Click apply and you can now close the control panel again.I found this post while looking for a script to automate something i want to do in NVIDIA control panel, I want a script that will.

Set Power Management Mode to “Prefer maximum performance”.

Set Preferred refresh rate to “Highest available”.

If you choose Global Settings, the changes will affect all programs and games. Select Global Settings or Program Settings and find Valorant on the list. You can either change the settings for all programs and games, or you can do it for select programs. Open the NVIDIA Control Panel (right-click on your desktop and choose it from the menu).Ĭlick Manage 3D settings. These settings require that you open the NVIDIA 3D settings from the NVIDIA Control Panel. If you have an Nvidia graphics card, you can tweak your settings even more.

This setting decreases visibility and clarity and you don’t want that so turn it off Purely cosmetic feature, we recommend that you disable this

Set Enhanced Gun Skin Visuals (First Person) to Off.

You want the best clarity so we recommend that you enable this setting You won’t see much of a difference so we recommend using a low setting here This decreases visibility and visual clarity so be sure to turn it offĮnabling VSync introduces input lag and you do not want that so be sure to turn it offĮnabling MSAA will not cost you much performance and it will prevent blurred edgesĪnisotropic filtering affects the sharpness of surfaces at oblique angles.