Silent_Buddha
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Yes do you trust the EDID ?
plus your running with an incorrect icc profile (*.icm)
Sometimes you don't have a choice. Not all monitors have a monitor driver.
Regards,
SB
Yes do you trust the EDID ?
plus your running with an incorrect icc profile (*.icm)
I always forget about them, not that it matters much. I installed them now though.Question : Cyan do you have monitor drivers installed ?
it's just that the game has your monitor listed as generic pnp monitor thats generally what happens when you dont have the monitor drivers installed
both are true. Back in the day when FSR wasn't a thing, my GTX 1080 started having issues with the fans -Gigabyte's fans settings are very delicate and I changed the position of the cables, plus I renewed the thermal paste. I dont know which was the original position, but after doing that, the fans of course worked perfectly but they kept spinning at 100% speed all the time once you started the OS. 3 fans, full speed, all the time = HELL.So which of those statements is true ? The 1030 wouldnt run at 30fps at low settings or it ran at 60fps most settings at max ?
they mention some quite interesting details about how FSR works, and its "unique" features, in this brief video
I think native 4K looks pretty good and includes detail is missing from the FSR modes. An example is FSR modes missing the floating rock in front of the coat lapel which is shown in the 4K native modes. Not exactly sure why this is the case.RE Village using FSR + SMAA with Magpie. A very good idea that looks better than the native FSR support in the game. Btw, Magpie is going to include a built-in option to add FXAA or SMAA to any game in the next version (0.7).
native 4k looks slightly superior no matter what, perhaps an AA solution will make things even closer or better -in order to avoid jaggies-, but not perfect crispness.I think native 4K looks pretty good and includes detail is missing from the FSR modes. An example is FSR modes missing the floating rock in front of the coat lapel which is shown in the 4K native modes. Not exactly sure why this is the case.
Magpie is working much better for me. Lossless Scaling in some games runs like a 70-90% slower -better than native, but not good compared to Magpie- for whatever reason.
have you tried to set GSync to work on windowed and fullscreen mode?Shame that Magpie only works in windowed mode as that breaks Freesync for me.
have you tried disabling in-game Vsync? I started playing Crysis 2 today on EA Play and I had the same issue -only happens to me in Redout, but that game is not meant at all for windowed mode-.Shame that Magpie only works in windowed mode as that breaks Freesync for me.
have you tried to set GSync to work on windowed and fullscreen mode?
Wait, is this how nvidia's control panel still looks like?! I thought they got an overhaul sometime this year.
It is absolutely not fine. Nvidia CP is absolutely glacial, it's perhaps the least performant piece of software on my system, in addition to being laughably out of date in UX. AMD completely overhauled their CP with Crimson over 5 years ago, far, far more responsive than Nvidia's CP (and allows for some adjustments to game profiles to occur on the fly, while you're actually in-game).And thats perfectly fine, I remember amd introduced the catalyst control panel it looked nice but was slow