NVIDIA Profile Inspector
Create custom driver-level GPU profiles for every game. Bundled with NVIDIA Inspector — free download for Windows.
What Is NVIDIA Profile Inspector?
NVIDIA Profile Inspector is a companion tool that comes bundled with NVIDIA Inspector. It gives you access to game-specific graphics profiles that the standard NVIDIA Control Panel doesn't expose.
Using Profile Inspector, you can set anti-aliasing, anisotropic filtering, SLI settings, and dozens of other rendering options per game — without those settings affecting other applications.
If you just want to create custom profiles and don't need full overclocking, Profile Inspector is the perfect lightweight tool. It works perfectly on Windows 10, 8/8.1, and 7.
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Profile Inspector Features
All the per-game settings you need, accessible in one lightweight window.
Per-Game Profiles
Create separate GPU setting profiles for each game. Switch between them without changing global settings.
Anti-Aliasing Control
Override game AA settings with driver-level AA modes — including MSAA, CSAA, and transparency AA.
Anisotropic Filtering
Force high-quality AF on any game for crisper textures, independent of in-game AF settings.
SLI Profiles
Enable and configure SLI for games that don't natively support multi-GPU rendering.
Export/Import
Export profile configurations as .nip files and share them with other users or use as backups.
Shader Clock Sync
Access advanced per-game shader clock and rendering settings not accessible elsewhere.
Screenshots Of NVIDIA Profile Inspector
How To Create A Custom Profile
- Download NVIDIA Inspector
Profile Inspector is bundled inside. Click the download button above to get both tools.
- Launch nvidiaProfileInspector.exe
Found inside the same folder as nvidiaInspector.exe — no separate install needed.
- Select or Create a Profile
Use the profile dropdown to find an existing game profile, or click "Add profile" to create a new one for your game's .exe.
- Configure Your Settings
Adjust anti-aliasing, anisotropic filtering, V-Sync, shader clock and other options as needed.
- Apply Changes
Click "Apply changes" — settings are written to your NVIDIA driver immediately. Launch your game to see the effect.