by FridayChild » Wed Feb 06, 2008 3:19 am
As far as I know, nHancer does two things.
The first is make available several settings which aren't available in the nVidia Control Panel (like different levels and combinations of anti-aliasing).
The second is to manage profiles (sets of settings which can be loaded manually or automatically when a certain game is booted). This is expecially useful because those profiles cannot be disabled with the Control Panel and, according to several accounts, they cannot be effectively tweaked (the default values stick). With nHancer you can disable the default profiles and create new and fully customizable profiles.
nHancer runs as a service every time Windows boots so take into account that it will consume (a little bit of) system resources.
My system specifications: FLIGHT SIMULATOR 2004 - AMD Athlon 64 3200+ CPU - 3 GB PC-3200 DDR400 dual channel RAM - 500 GB Seagate B