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2nd November 2019, 15:17 | #702 | Link |
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16 series use the same architecture as 20 series, just with raytracing disabled. The display output features are the same.
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@all: Nvidia seems to have fixed the micro stutter issue in newer driver versions, does anybody know, which version excactly? I want add this info to the first page. |
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I thought of adding the info, because of post #701, #702 and #703. I thought I should let users know in the summary that Nvidia seems to have fix it. But if other Nvidia users still have issues with micro stutters, of course I can not add it.
So people with an Nvidia RTX card please let me know if you have still micro stutter issues with 436.48 and above. |
2nd November 2019, 22:07 | #709 | Link |
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That was my question, as well, and I don't think we got a definitive answer. I'm just happy it's fixed. For sure the latest driver is working very well.
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3rd November 2019, 13:23 | #711 | Link |
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I've read some more and it seems like both 440.97 and 441.08 have elevated black levels in HDR. This should be noted in the first post.
Sources: https://www.avsforum.com/forum/40-ol...l#post58721970 https://www.avsforum.com/forum/40-ol...l#post58724510 https://www.avsforum.com/forum/40-ol...l#post58747886 https://www.avsforum.com/forum/40-ol...l#post58750740 |
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I've been using the latest drivers with RGB full 8-bit, non-PC mode, and black levels are spot on in both SDR and HDR.
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3rd November 2019, 22:56 | #714 | Link |
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That's one of the main reasons for using 8bits. Levels are often hosed in 12bits, and often different between SDR and HDR.
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Sounds to me like black levels work as expected, but people get messed up Full vs Limited for some reasons, which in my experience is primarily an issue only on TVs which dont advertise full range support on their edid
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I haven't tested this recently as I've been using 8bits for a while, but it's a known issue with 12bits. nVidia just has crap drivers and is unable to fix something without breaking (or retiring in the case of 3D) something else. They are very lucky that others are not significantly better.
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nvidia choices limited or full range for HDMI device on only one thing the head line where the resolution is listed in there driver. if it is listed under SD, HD, UHD it will by default use limited range even on gaming screens if the resolution is selected under "PC" it will use full range by default. |
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4th November 2019, 09:11 | #720 | Link |
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beware it will remember it to trigger it again you have to ddu.
i have tested it on about 10 screens a sony TV was that list too well 2 but very very similar from the same year. on default your sony TV needs limited range like every other screen too anyway. |
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