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19th November 2016, 16:22 | #40282 | Link | |
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Gtx1070 latest driver Latest version of lavfilter,mpc-hc Windows10 64bits V1607 What i don't understand, is that it worked first try on my htpc (gtx960)even without the madVR91b.rar fix but not on my editing pc(gtx1070). And my htpc has the same windows/software in it. On my gtx960, i can only use NGu med without image doubling. But quality is as good as Nnedi3 64 + image doubling. It is probably normal for 4k upscaling. Last edited by imhh11; 19th November 2016 at 16:24. |
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19th November 2016, 16:24 | #40283 | Link |
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For people reporting that install.bat doesn't work in Windows 10:
madshi knows. It's been reported multiple times already. To work around this you just need to copy the files from the new archive into the folder of the older version, overwriting the old files. I *always* update madvr this way. Since this update method doesn't change where the madvr files are located, it is not necessary to run install.bat. |
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The latest driver that is stable is 373.06 (heavy testers found this to be the best driver). IF you have any driver more recent, you might experience some strange things, especially with Pascal GPUs.
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1) uninstall, reboot 2) reboot 3) install, done |
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Chroma & Luma doubling both @ NGU med: 50 ms Chroma & Luma doubling both @ NGU high: 120 ms Chroma & Luma doubling both @ NNEDI32: 40 ms Chroma & Luma doubling both @ NNEDI64: 58 ms MadVR 0.91b: With chroma upscaling Lanczos3 and with DX11. DX9 gets even worse. My system is: A8-6500, 8 GB RAM, Windows 10 and latest AMD drivers Any idea why this is? I mean this is one of the fastest RX 480 cards and I would expect similar or slightly better results. Sunset1982 are you using some settings that makes it faster? There is a ratio of approx. 1.5. What can explain this? Last edited by HillieSan; 19th November 2016 at 18:46. |
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19th November 2016, 16:55 | #40292 | Link | |
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How do I make sure I'm in release mode or what does it mean? |
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19th November 2016, 16:59 | #40293 | Link |
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960 boost clock of 1430 mhz
480 -> FHD 23p 480 -> double -> spline 3 AR chroma and luma doubling NGU high: 41 ms 1430 mhz NGU mid: 25 ms at ~1000 mhz nnedi3 256: ~100 ms 1265 mhz nnedi3 128: 48 ms 1265 mhz nnedi3 64: 39 ms 1265 mhz NGU high is notable slower than nnedi3 64 so hard to test this card... i guess openCL limited the GPU clock to 1265 mhz. |
19th November 2016, 17:02 | #40294 | Link |
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There's a batch file "activate release mode.bat" or "activate debug mode.bat". Executing this batch switches madVR between release and debug mode. Basically the batch just renames the madVR *.ax files. There are 4 ax files, two for 32bit, two for 64bit. One of these are release build. some debug build. The debug build files create a log file on your desktop.
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19th November 2016, 17:09 | #40296 | Link | |
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Most people don't know about coil whine. As it can be audibly produced by wifi routers, my suspicion is that it is heard by some and this is part of why people freak out about wifi because they can tell there is "something" the closer they go to the unit emitting gamma rays but do not know it is only sound. |
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19th November 2016, 17:15 | #40297 | Link |
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It wasn't about coil whine yes or no, but about the specific tone. Like cnckane noted, NGU leads to quite different sounds than anything else in madVR, and this is not related to the fact that the load would be higher. NNEDI3 64 + SR3 has a higher load than NGU, but the sound frequency is not that high though.
I first thought it wouldn't be worth mentioning, but since cnckane describes exactly the same, it seems more than a just a pure coincidence. Something in the GPU/on the board is going on with NGU that seems to cause similar effects like high fps in games. |
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direct compute, dithering, error diffusion, madvr, ngu, nnedi3, quality, renderer, scaling, uhd upscaling, upsampling |
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