Alternative to RadeonPro

[blake0812]

I used to have a Radeon 6870 and recently I got a GTX 760. I used RadeonPro on my other one because of the bad gray filter in Skyrim, so I changed the saturation.

Is there a tool that is like RadeonPro for Nvidia cards?

 

[96Firebird]

Check out NvidiaInspector. Not sure if it has saturation adjustments though.

You might also be able to find that in the Nvidia Control Panel.

 

[blake0812]

Check out NvidiaInspector. Not sure if it has saturation adjustments though.

You might also be able to find that in the Nvidia Control Panel.

I didn't see anything for saturation in Inspector, though I guess I must have missed it.

 

[MutantGith]

I didn't see anything for saturation in Inspector, though I guess I must have missed it.

As I recall, RadeonPro offers saturation adjustments because it has a build of the SweetFX post processing dll incorporated into it. NVInspector, and for that matter, Radeon Pro are at their core really more about handling hardware features and systems.

SweetFX can be added to any DX 9 or possibly 10 game, by decompressing the archive into the main executable folder. There is a settings .txt file that can then be altered to adjust not only saturation, but allow for SMAA, FXAA, and a whole host of other visual tweaking. You can find the archive on the Skyrim Nexus site, and I believe that there is a configuration utility that would allow for a graphical interface to change settings. Both should be google-able.

Hope that helps

 

[ethebubbeth]

Yeah, you'd just want to look into manually implementing SweetFX in the game. RadeonPro just provides a nice easy interface to manage it.

 

[FalseChristian]

So, I guess the answer to the OP is no?

 

[MutantGith]

So, I guess the answer to the OP is no?

Well, the answer is ... sort of? Radeon Pro by itself doesn't do what he wants either, at it's core, it just provides a front end to install/run SweetFX on executables with a profile. The same thing can be accomplished using SweetFX profile Configurator.

This should work on any card that can do SM 3.0. This should work for AMD, Nvidia, heck, even Intel HD series.

It's just that Inspector is the wrong tool for what he wants.

SweetFX Download http://www.guru3d.com/files_details/sweetfx_shader_suite_download.html
The configurator site seems to be down, but Google should show the way when it gets back up, or if you want to search around for a mirror or forum resource.