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HAPTER 3
Automatically Tune Performance and Adjust Custom Rules
2 From the Take this action section, select an action from the list provided.
Note: Blue underlined text may be selected to set parameters.
• Load this Profile
: Select to load a specific profile. When the “Profile” link is
selected, an Explorer window will be opened to allow for the search of nTune
profiles that have been created previously.
• Pop-up a warning message: Select to display a default NVIDIA warning
message.
• Signal a warning tone
: Select to play a specific .WAV file as a warning. When
the “tone” link is selected, an Explorer window will be opened to allow for the
search of .WAV files.
• Launch an Application
: Select to launch a specific application. When the
“Application” link is selected, an Explorer window will be opened to allow for
the search of application files.
3 From the When the following condition(s) is/are met section, select a condition
from the list provided.
When this condition or conditions are met, the action selected will take effect.
Note: Blue underlined text may be selected to set parameters.
• Game
is loaded / stopped: When the specified game is loaded or stopped, the
previously defined action will occur. The “Game” selection will open a game
list and allow the searching for new games not listed.
• Which
temperature is lower/higher than xx degrees Celsius: When the specific
temperature is reached, the previously defined action will occur. The “Which”
selection allows the source or the temperature to be defined as CPU, system, or
GPU. The “xx” selection allows the input of the actual trigger temperature.
• Any Direct 3D application loads: When any 3D application loads, the
previously defined action will occur.
• Any OpenGL application loads: When any OpenGL application loads, the
previously defined action will occur.
• Any DVD is playing: When any DVD is playing, the previously defined action
will occur.
• CPU is idle (power savings): When the CPU is idle for more than 30 seconds,
the previously defined action will occur.
• CPU is active (performance): When the CPU is active for more than 30 seconds,
the previously defined action will occur.