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ryrynz · 31st March 2019, 12:55

Wait to see what others recommend, for drivers see if the latest works for you without issues, and stick with it until such time you feel it's worthwhile to upgrade and are prepared to take time to test it. The latest 419.67 apparently seems to be fine for the 10 series but 385.28 is the least problematic at time of writing.
Display settings, just what others have said.. Adaptive power mode and disable Focus Assist, pretty much everything else I can think of is fine with defaults. A 1050 is likely to have less issues with drivers (like the stuttering of recent drivers on some the newer cards)
If you can do 24Hz on your TV and create a display custom mode for it in madVR you may find that delivers the best experience, assess it vs your current setup with Smooth Motion enabled and decide for yourself.

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ryrynz Registered User Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 3,650	Wait to see what others recommend, for drivers see if the latest works for you without issues, and stick with it until such time you feel it's worthwhile to upgrade and are prepared to take time to test it. The latest 419.67 apparently seems to be fine for the 10 series but 385.28 is the least problematic at time of writing. Display settings, just what others have said.. Adaptive power mode and disable Focus Assist, pretty much everything else I can think of is fine with defaults. A 1050 is likely to have less issues with drivers (like the stuttering of recent drivers on some the newer cards) If you can do 24Hz on your TV and create a display custom mode for it in madVR you may find that delivers the best experience, assess it vs your current setup with Smooth Motion enabled and decide for yourself. Last edited by ryrynz; 31st March 2019 at 21:31.