NVIDIA Pixel Clock Patcher 1.4.8

To those of you who don't know what a refresh rate is, it's the rate at which your monitor or a program refreshes. When a program has a high FPS - or frames per second - it doesn't matter if your monitor doesn't physically have the capability to refresh that quick. But what if the program itself isn't getting to the maximum refresh rate of your monitor? That's where the NVIDIA Pixel Clock Patcher comes into play - letting you modify the imposed limits on refresh rates and resolutions.

There is no setup process for the NVIDIA Pixel Clock Patcher - just select the correct one, it will do its job, and that's it. There is no interface to speak of and no real process to speak of either - it is a one-click process. The best part about this program is that it has a zero-footprint on the system, which means it uses up practically no resources. It will analyze all the parameters of the video driver and the GPU and retrieve information about the various limits the driver imposes. It will target multiple parameters, like DL-DVI, SL-DVI, and much more.

Once you decide to click that one button, it will display a message letting you know if it was successful. If it was, you'll still need to reboot your computer for it to take effect. If you decide you don't want the changes, you can instantly restore it back to the original state whenever you want. Overall, there's almost no downside to at least giving NVIDIA Pixel Clock Patcher a try and I encourage you to.