Doom Nvidia Optimization

[JakeCWolf]

So to clarify according to System Requirement Labs I do NOT meet the minimum requirements to run Doom, yet after installing it and playing it It ran fine and looked great, load times where a little long, but no major issues otherwise. Then Nvidia did an automatic optimization and pretty much screwed over the game, it looked fine and then ran like crap, I tried to fix it and now it just outright looks like crap to boot.

 

I'm hoping to upgrade my rig in the near future, but I'm wondering what I can do to play Doom now instead of then. Is there at least an undo optimizations button in Nvidia? Or do I have to undo it all manually, and if so what is the best way to do so?

 

Any help would be appreciated as always.

Edited July 4, 2017 by JakeCWolf

[L3s7ing]

What exactly do you mean by automatic optimization? Do you mean that GeForce Experience optimized the game? If yes, you could go to your game library inside GeForce Experience, click on DOOM and then there should be a reset button (near the screwdriver, which whom you can adjust the "optimization" level on a scale from performance to quality).
In my experience just turn off auto-optimization completely. Never really optimized any game for me besides Deus Ex Mankind Divided where it changed some dx12 SLI driver settings (at least I think that's what it did).