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Create Game Profiles for your Nvidia Graphics Card

Martin Brinkmann
Nov 3, 2007
Updated • Feb 17, 2013
Hardware, Software
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Not every game runs perfectly fine with the default settings. Some drop in performance more than others when you are increasing quality settings such as Anti-Aliasing and Anisotropic-Filtering while others show no gain in visible quality when you are tweaking certain graphics settings.

Nhancer is a software for Nvidia graphics cards which offers way more settings than the Nvidia control panel. It provides a global setting which applies to every application that does not have it's own profile and profiles for individual games and applications.

There are already hundreds of games included in the list and it is also possible to add additional ones that are installed on your computer. Even relative new games like Hellgate London are already included in the list.

The main use of nHancer is the ease of use when changing settings, especially those 3D-related settings of your Nvidia graphics adapter. Gamers who like maximum performance or maximum quality and tweak those settings for individual applications will love nHancer.

All Nvidia graphics cards are supported by nHancer as well as all Forceware 60+ releases, the official Nvidia drivers. Windows Vista is supported as well as DirectX 10.

The last release of the application dates back to 2010, and while that does not mean that it is of no use anymore today, you will definitely notice that the application is quite old. If you look at the included game listing for instance you will notice that it does not games that have been released after that period in time.

You can still use the program to create application or game specific profiles that you want to run and as far as I can tell, everything should still work just fine even with newer Nvidia drivers and graphic cards.

Note that the application requires the Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 to run.

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