I do appreciate the replies that have been left here though so thank you. This pretty much guarantees I will find no resolution for it here and every other forum I post on I get cookie cutter responses.

It is not specific to the turing test, I just added the video as an example.Īlso, I'm not sure why this was moved to general discussion for the turing test when it is a hardware/software issue I'm having with all games I'm playing. I cannot seem to pinpoint it but it does seem like it is auto-contrasting and it is noticeable in MOST games I play. Also, it is not dependent on light source but that does seem to exaggerate it. I am still having this issue with multiple games, not just this one.

Is that a global nvidia setting or a setting with the game? I'll muck about with it tomorrow, unless you beat me to it :p Personally I was looking for a way to turn AO off separately - it ruins my framerate. You might be able to override this individually. 引用自 robes：There is an eye-adaptation setting in the BaseScalability.ini - at ultra post-fx it is r.EyeAdaptationQuality=2 - I believe this is the effect responsible. I would love to enjoy my games again without the contrast strain on my eyes. Is there a way to disable this in the registry settings? I am almost certain this is what's causing it but any help would be greatly appreciated. I have also been advised to disable DYNAMIC CONTRAST, which is NO LONGER an option in the Nvidia control panel. I have tried on several different monitors (it is NOT a monitor issue). I have disabled adaptive brightness in windows (it is NOT a windows issue). I am running a GTX 1060 (6GB), I have already changed all color settings in the nvidia control panel to FULL dynamic. It is making me motion sick in games with more movement and I am beginning to become unable to play my games without the constant dimming and brightening. It also happens If I'm moving the camera too rapidly. Then I move away from the light and the brightness goes back up but it is delayed which causes a weird dimming/brightness effect that occurs constantly.

If I stand in front of a light, the rest of the screen will go incredibly dim. I am having an issue primarily in first person games where the screen brightness will change frequently based on movement OR the lighting of the room. I have looked everywhere online and have posted on multiple forums for a solution to this issue but have had no luck.

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