HELP, best SVP settings for ANIME!

You did not specify your CPU which is the most important indicator of performance.

Also, if you have no idea what you are doing, then SVP 4 Free would be quite a bit easier to use.

(you really should only use SVP 3.1.7 if you are already quite familiar with SVP or are using weak hardware)

Lastly, if you are OCD about visual quality, then you should set SVP to use your integrated Intel GPU while madVR uses your discrete Nvidia GPU - this will allow you to use better madVR settings than otherwise.  You would also want to make sure your screen refresh rate is an exact multiple of the source frame rate (like 47.952Hz for 23.976fps content and 60.00Hz for 30.000fps content), which can be done automatically via MPC-HC or madVR when opening a video (you may need to make custom resolutions to access such refresh rates however).

Btw wich should be my settings in svp and madvr for the best quality? i know i a bit ocd, but i have a good monitor with ips screen, can't blame me for tryin

Well it's much better than my another one lg flatron, it's the ultra-wide ones with 2560x1080 blablabla

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Do you know somebody who can help me with that? I really wanna watch at the best quality.

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Ye i know i can, i just need someone who can help me and pass me a picture or something with the best ones to try, i am not expert into codecs and stuff like that, i know basic words only.

Yes.  Now you just have to configure madVR to use it.

While I'm no expert in madVR upscaling, I do know how to do automatic resolution stuff.  In the madVR settings, it's under "devices" -> [your monitor] -> "display modes" and then in the text field "list all display modes madVR may switch to" type in "2560x1080p60, 2560x1080p50" (without quotes).

Optimally you should add in resolutions at both 48Hz and 60Hz as well.

And alternatively, if you're feeling particularly daring, you could try 72Hz, 75Hz, and/or even 90Hz.

Off topic: is there a particular reason why you purchased that monitor rather than a 27" 2560x1440 display?  Thing is, I never quite understand what the benefit of a dedicated 21:9 monitor is when you can just get something like a larger 2560x1440 monitor and then just make a custom resolution of 2560x1080...

Nah i just had the money 1 year ago, this was the best money/performance, i would choose a 1440 now.

My case i just didn't had the money for more, another cases idk

well i just tested it, 90hz said it was out of range, 75 gave me some random lines like starting to brick xD, 72 seems to look fine

Sure, but you'd probably want to make sure that it's actually smoother than 60Hz (you can usually tell by just draging some windows around the screen and stuff).

If you monitor can legitimately run at 72Hz without issue then you may even want to consider using it as your default desktop refresh rate.

The madVR settings that you use shouldn't really depend on the refresh rate at all, so even if you were using something wacky like 67Hz you'd still want to use the same settings that you would for plain old 50Hz.

And since you've set SVP to use your integrated Intel GPU, you also shouldn't need to use different madVR settings for when SVP is active vs when SVP is not active.

This is very likely - at high settings, madVR will eat up much of your GPU resources (which is why it was important to have SVP use your integrated Intel GPU).

If your really concerned about reducing GPU noise without buying a new GPU, consider blowing/cleaning out any dust on its fan and heatsink, possibly replace its thermal paste (put a pea-sized dot in the middle of the GPU die and let the pressure from the screws+heatsink spread it out), or even consider undervolting your GPU (not underclocking; undervolting can even improve performance at times - see the Rx 480).