If you want to apply custom settings, make sure you’re fully aware of what you want out of your game and how much your hardware can provide. Tuning video settings up too high can lead to hardware overheating. However, it’s always recommended to follow what the software suggests because it can detect your hardware and can tune your game’s video settings according to their capability.įollowing recommended settings prevent game and system crashes. You can set your own values for each setting depending on how much power you want out of your graphics card. NVIDIA Multi-Frame Sampled Anti-aliasing.NVIDIA-native settings you can apply to Valorant: So, I'm looking for a way to clean my drivers using another bootable USB drive and install the previous 441.08 WHQL from 2019 GPU drivers and all others without reinstalling my System completely, or a way to force the PC to go into safe mode immediately on startup also from a bootable USB Drive.These are the in-game video settings available for optimization for Valorant: I've heard you can reverse this by going into Safe Mode, and using Display Driver Uninstaller, and uninstalling the specific driversĪnd installing new ones, However Safe Mode seems to be completely absent from my Media Creation Tool USB fsr, I tried inputting this command into cmd: bcdedit /deletevalue safeboot, but all it did is spit out an error message: The specified entry identifier is not valid.
When I launch it up, it proceeds to boot loop for like 3 minutes until it spits out a BAD_SYSTEM_CONFIG_INFO BSOD, after a reboot, it attempts to go into automatic repair mode, however it spits out another BSOD, KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED, and so on and so on.
In order to improve performance, to my PC, which has a Gigabyte Geforce GTX 1660 SUPER card, it started going to this extremely strange loop that prevents my PC from launching: After installing the absolutely newest drivers from the Nvidia website, (iirc it's the 466.27 WHQL version from 2021.4.29)
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