Geforce Experience doesn't (in my experience) set the settings for 60fps. From the latest Benchmarks i have seen i guess You can expect something like 35-45fps. Maybe even lower.
Right click on "The Witcher® 3 - Wild Hunt" shortcut -> Properties.
Check where the game is installed.
[From GF Experience] Preferences -> Games
Click the + icon on the right side of the screen and add the root directory where the game is installed
Hmm, tried this in steam
Steam is one the default directories GEForce Experience pulls from
If it's a Steam copy you need to add the Steam installation folder in GF Experience. IIRC Steam installs gamefiles there.
Steam is one the default directories GEForce Experience pulls from
This is for a 970:
I have a i5 3570k 3.4 Ghz
8 GB ram at 1833
256 GB SDD
I thinking about buying the 980. Do you think it's possible to get the same level of details as OP? I will most likely turn down shadows to medium or even low. I have never been able to see much of a difference in that regard?
Or maybe I should go for two 970s in SLI?
I have a i5 3570k 3.4 Ghz
8 GB ram at 1833
256 GB SDD
I thinking about buying the 980. Do you think it's possible to get the same level of details as OP? I will most likely turn down shadows to medium or even low. I have never been able to see much of a difference in that regard?
Or maybe I should go for two 970s in SLI?
Well I assume you have the latest driver for TW3 and the latest GE. Mine started working today with the newest driver. Didn't notice if GE was updated too because that might make a difference. Other than that the might be some conflict with Steam.. Don't have any Games installed in Steam so can't test right now.. sorry.
derage thats with 970 sli?
derage thats with 970 sli?
And what is depth of field?
Copy&Paste from nvidia:
Depth of Field
The Depth of Field setting adds subtle out-of-focus blurring to distant detail, which can help mask aliasing and lower-detail game elements seen on the horizon when using relatively low resolutions like 1920x1080 (the quality of distant detail increases greatly with the resolution, as in just about every other game).