VSync, or Vertical Synchronization, helps prevent screen tearing by syncing your game's frame rate with your monitor's refresh rate. If VSync is not working on your Windows 11 PC, it…
Windows 11 users sometimes face issues with FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR) not working as expected. This guide will help you troubleshoot and fix common problems that prevent FSR from functioning…
DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling) is a powerful technology that enhances gaming performance on supported NVIDIA graphics cards. However, sometimes it may stop working on Windows 11, causing frustration for…
Ray tracing is a popular graphics feature that enhances visual effects in games and applications by simulating realistic lighting. However, sometimes it may not work as expected on Windows 11.…
Sometimes, users experience issues when trying to use SLI or Crossfire configurations on Windows 11. These technologies allow multiple GPUs to work together, but they can be tricky to set…
Using multiple GPUs in Windows 11 can significantly boost your computer’s performance, especially for gaming, video editing, or 3D rendering. However, sometimes users face issues where both GPUs don't work…
Integrated graphics are built into your computer’s processor or motherboard. They handle basic display functions without needing a separate graphics card. Sometimes, the integrated graphics on Windows 11 may stop…
Many Windows 11 users face an issue where their discrete GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) is not being used, causing poor graphics performance. This can be frustrating, especially when running games…
Hardware Accelerated GPU Scheduling is a feature in Windows 11 that helps improve your computer's graphics performance. It allows your graphics card to manage its own memory, reducing latency and…
GPU scheduling is a feature in Windows 11 designed to improve graphics performance by allowing the GPU to manage its own video memory. Sometimes, this feature might not work properly,…