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28th April 2017, 12:32 | #1862 | Link |
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VP9 is not hardware accelerated by AMD cards in pure mode, only hybrid and only in YouTube.
But, there is no VP9 usage outside YouTube so I don't think it's a major issue.
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Nvidia and Netflix just added another reason to avoid 1050 and <4GB VRAM cards.
In the preview support of Netflix 4K streaming service, besides some weird requirements like Windows Insider OS (!) they added a restriction of at least 3GB VRAM. From anandtech.com Quote:
It seems that you can manually install 381.74 drivers from Nvidia on Win 10 Creators Update and do the trick. You don't actually need Windows Insider.
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is this about an Netflix application or web browser?
because 4K youtube with 2GB Vram is totally fine but a proper video player will need quite a lot of Vram and 2 GB can make a huge problem. like before if you want 4K video playback get a card with at least 3 GB Vram better 4. |
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Acer Predator X27 is coming out later this year, 4K, 144Hz, HDR, AdobeRGB and NVIDIA GSYNC. Probably quite expensive.
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GeForce 1030 is official: http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desk...specifications
Will be interesting to see if the 2 GB of RAM and/or limited bandwidth are a limitation with video outside of madVR, because 30W TDP is interesting.
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With a very simple renderer like EVR its probably going to be fine.
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The main issue with those kind of cards, like GT 1030 and plain GTX 1050, is that there is no 4GB version.
Due to 2GB VRAM only, those cards could definitely have problems displaying the 4K resolution. On the other hand, a much more capable GPU like AMD RX 550 has more 3D power, 4GB VRAM, costing around the same price like GT 1030 with a very low TDP too.
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polaris cards are very slow for NGU so a 550 is most likely slower than a 1030 for NGU and ignoring Vram.
the pathetic 48 GB/s could be a real problem. to be honest the 1030 looks terrible. TDP is not that important i wouldn't be shocked if a 1050 has the same power consumption when playing back videos. about 4K playback with 2GB Vram using EVR-CP this was fine with DXVA copyback and unplayable with DXVA native using a 2GB 960. Vram was at his limited. a lot has changed since a used that card. |
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RX 550 has 512 cores and 128bit memory bus.
It should be faster than GT 1030 in all processing cases.
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A 4GB RX550 is around ~30€ more expensive around here though, which at that level is almost 30%. But yeah the 1030 is not something I would ever buy or recommend to anyone in any case.
For another 20-30€ over the RX550 (ie. starting at ~135€), you can get a 4GB 1050Ti already, which is probably as low as I would go.
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My 1050 Ti when decoding YouTube 4K60 in Chrome and outputting 1080 doesn't even use 500 MB (and this includes around 200 MB for Windows and the browser). When outputting actual 4K that might go up a few 100s MB, but I don't see why just the DRM support would need more than 1 GB for itself and the whole couldn't run on 2 GB. Has someone already tested Netflix 4K using the Insider Preview NVIDIA driver and measured how much VRAM is actually used? @NikosD: the RX 550 is indeed a better all-round card (though I doubt it beats a 1030 in pure shader power by much, only the memory is much faster), but the 4 GB ones start around 100 USD. We'll have to see how low the OEMs can price their GF 1030s.
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that's why: https://abload.de/img/thatswhyo1uge.png (EVR-CP)
and yes webbrowser video player use a lot less Vram and there is a reason picture quality is pathetic... |
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"pathetic" is pushing it a bit, don't you think? Anyway there is no way to play Netflix using MPC-HC , I was just wondering if 2 GB would be fine with the Netflix app or in the browser but I can't find any public test results yet. I guess the fact the driver is still in beta explains it.
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