104954-nvidia-who-you-trying-to-troll-b

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No one can tell you your pc is not good enough!!!!!
 	
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Chua giggled as well.
Chua play on Ultra High with solid FPS.
 
Chua think is related to Windows sometimes complaining about Color profile taking too much memory.	
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Chua giggled as well.
Chua play on Ultra High with solid FPS.
 
Chua think is related to Windows sometimes complaining about Color profile taking too much memory.
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lol...just checked this myself because I didn't realize NVIDIA added Wildstar to the Games List for Optimization. And yeah it wants to turn everything in the game to as low as possible which is ridiculous. I run a 660GTX which isn't the greatest by any means but I've been playing on High and Normal Resolution since Launch and have had no issues.
 
Something is definitely off with their system.	
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does chua know quick fix?
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			I literally think NVidia forgot to put the profile in the program when it launched the profile.  I'm on a 760.  There is no way I'm "Unsupported". lol	
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			I'm glad I'm not the only one who wonders what the hell that was about. I run on ultra high with about 60 fps and was told by the NVIDIA game profiler that I didn't meet the system requirements. Btw, what is with the message about the colour profile taking too much memory??	
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I'm glad I'm not the only one who wonders what the hell that was about. I run on ultra high with about 60 fps and was told by the NVIDIA game profiler that I didn't meet the system requirements. Btw, what is with the message about the colour profile taking too much memory??
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Yea, when that pops-up for me, I just laugh and go "Okay yea whatever".
 
I've never notice it make any different whether it's on or off.	
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			My NVIDIA experience cant even find Wildstar as a supported game so i guess you're lucky (GTX 780)	
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I have a GTX 780, Intel i5-4570K CPU @ 3.40GHz, 16GB of RAM. 
 
Apparently my system does not meet the minimum requirements for Wildstar. (rolls eyes)
 
Anyone have a settings suggestion?	
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			I have a GTX 770 and my GeForce Experience isn't listing Wildstar as a supported game after I told it ti refresh the game's list,.	
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I have a GTX 780, Intel i5-4570K CPU @ 3.40GHz, 16GB of RAM. 
 
Apparently my system does not meet the minimum requirements for Wildstar. (rolls eyes)
 
Anyone have a settings suggestion?
 
 
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Max everything out, then decrease stuff until you reach a nice balance between what you find acceptable to look at, and what FPS you're willing to play at.
 
I usually aim for 55 fps minimum, and I'm willing to turn off things like Motion blur, Depth of Field, Bloom. Shadows can usually be taken down a notch as long as you keep effects levels high.
 
Also, Amibient Occluson (or SSAA), you can turn OFF. It's GREAT in certain games, especially ones like Skyrim or Dark Souls, where you spend a lot of time, up close, and in smaller, darker, confined areas, but in a game like Wildstar where you're watching 30 things at once, moving between open and indoor areas, and changing zoom levels constantly. You're not going to notice it long enough to really make up for the performance hit.
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			I thought this was strange as well. Nvidia's optimal setting for Wildstar are for me to run it in the worst possible settings. I instead run it with the maximum settings (opting our shadows and clutter distance) and still get from high 20's to 40's fps. 	
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