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Hey everyone,

 

I'm here because I have a very annoying issue with the Nvidia drivers.

I have a RTX 3060 12Gb that whenever I change the 3D settings in the Nvidia control panel I get choppy playback and dropped frames on the browser (especially youtube - I use Brave as my main browser)

 

PC specs:

  • i5 13600k
  • 64Gb DDR5 4800Mhz
  • Asrock Z790m- itx (latest UEFI version installed)
  • RTX 3060 12Gb

 

 

The things I tried to fix the issue:

  • Re-installing the drivers 531.41.
  • Installing studio Nvidia drivers.
  • Installing standard non DCH drivers.
  • Booting into safe mode with DDU to completely remove the old ones.
  • Re-installing windows 11.
  • Moving back to windows 10.

 

What I concluded:

  • If I don't mess with the 3D settings on a fresh driver install and only set-up G-sync I'm good.

 

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  • Whenever I mess especially with Image Scaling and apply the issue starts happening.

 

  • If I don't turn on Image Scaling and do all the other settings that I want to have: The issue appears as soon as I restart.

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  • Tried disabling image scaling from regedit and bringing back the old form of image sharpening:image.png.7b1e3925cd944cc51a7b9e3d66d9f9be.png

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The same issue.

 

  • If I get the issue and I turn off image scaling and then turn it back on it disappears till I restart or turn on the PC again after a shutdown.
  • This doesn't seem to occur when I use other browsers like Edge.
  • A quick way around it is to disable hardware acceleration on Brave browser.

 

 

 

My question is how do I solve this and is there anyone who has experienced this issue?

 

Thank you for your time!

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