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Orbmu2k/nvidiaProfileInspector
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The rest — the latest 5
#484 CSN Update - Add RTX Dynamic Vibrance values, DLSS-FG presets
0 reviews · 17h to merge
#477 NVIDIA Ansel - Update CustomSettingNames.xml
0 reviews · 20h to merge
#468 Update profile enum buffer sizing to match the number of settings, improving scan performance
0 reviews · 2h to merge
#463 Fixed navigating to the global driver profile when Base Profile is selected
0 reviews · 3.4d to merge
#450 Allow searching settings by hex ID in filter
0 reviews · 24.7d to merge
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