Enabling V-sync in D3D using RivaTuner...?

[jakobkraft]

I'm familiar with NVmax but had to junk that since it doesn't support the 40.72 drivers, which I've actualy come to like. RivaTuner, I'm told, does support the 40.72 but I guess is not as 'idiot-proof' since I have no idea how to enable V-sync in D3D. In NVmax you make your selection, and the next time you go to the D3D tab in your driver, it's there.

But how do I enable V-sync in D3D using RivaTuner?

 

[jakobkraft]

Nevermind, Coolbits (duh) works perfectly with the 40.72 drivers and gives the exact features I was looking for....

 

[BFG10K]

But how do I enable V-sync in D3D using RivaTuner?

It's in the Direct3D section of the program.

Also you do all of your tweaking from RivaTuner so you don't need to switch back to the nVidia driver control panels for the changes to take effect.