My knowledge of this subject comes from using 3d modeling programs and game assets. Tweakguides mentions nothing about any potential problems from what I see and simply says " If you choose High Quality you are assured the highest image quality at the cost of some performance" *for users of high end videocard setups the cost can low using the "High Quality" setting.įor users of single card setups or anyone running less than a -very- top end card, it should never be used as the performance drops can be quite dramatic indeed. The "High Quality" texture filtering setting should ONLY be used if you are running programs like AutoCad or 3D modeling software, where massive texture sizes are used and the setting -will- provide a increase in image quality and FPS performance levels are not a concern.įor all game applications -only- the Texture quality setting of "Quality" should be used, as that is the highest level supported by games.
This will cause a large decrease in framerates for ->ZERO image enhancement. The reason for this is simple, such textures are NOT used and are NOT supported in games.Īlso when this setting is enabled, it automatically turns OFF many rendering performance enhancements both in the game engine -and- in the Nvidia driver. You really do NOT want to use the "High Quality" Texture Filtering setting -EVER- for games The only time program settings should be used is for games that don't have AA or AF options, other then that every game can use these global settings. If you want the best quality + performance then use these settings.
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