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Originally Posted by huhn
the professional 10 bit is using openGL on a 8 bit surface to hack the 2 missing bits in the alpha channel. and programs that use that you need a professional card to get 10 bit in the GPU driver. the GPU output has nothing todo with this!
since windows 7 we have 10 bit output to the GPU using directx 11 on any consumer card. you just need a fullscreen exclusive d3d11 surface and this is obviously not usable for photoshop but easily with game or a video renderer.
high bit deep output is a well known and for years used feature of madVR.
do you even read your links? https://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answ...11/kw/10%20bit |
I don't get why I am getting jumped on when it is quite obvious we can't select 10 bit. Whatever can or cannot be done, but it is obviously easier to get personal.
If someone can show me how to get a 10bit Resolution in Windows 10 with a normal nVidia card I am all ears. I am also pretty sure over many threads here that 8bit RGB is usually always recommended, but it is a slow madVR day nowadays.
