Adjusting and disabling some 3D options can increase not only gaming, but also system-wide performance. To adjust the display of three-dimensional elements by the video card, a utility that controls the driver settings is used. In this program, you can configure not only standard parameters, but also set options for each game separately.
It is necessary
Installed video card driver
Instructions
Step 1
Configuring the Intel graphics adapter is done through the Control Panel. If you have the standard system driver installed, go to the Start menu and select Control Panel. Go to "Personalization" - "Screen" - "Resolution Setting" - "Advanced". In the window that appears, click on the used video card, open the "Graphics adapters" - "Properties" tab.
Step 2
In the new window, select OpenGL mode or 3D Preferences. Adjust the options provided or disable certain options to improve graphics performance.
Step 3
If your computer uses an Nvidia graphics card to disable 3D use the driver control panel. Go to Start - Control Panel - Hardware and Sound - Display - Nvidia Control Panel. You can also use the program icon in the Windows tray at the bottom right of the screen.
Step 4
In the window that appears, go to the section "3D Settings" - Adjust image settings ". For individual parameters, use the "Manage 3D Parameters" item. To set the options in accordance with the application used, go to the "Program Settings" tab.
Step 5
For video cards from Radeon (Ati), the Catalyst Control Center multifunctional panel is used. Click on the corresponding icon for the video card settings in the system tray or right-click on a free area of the desktop and select Catalyst Control Center.
Step 6
Adjustment of 3D parameters is carried out through the corresponding tabs, namely OpenGL and Direct3D.
