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Originally Posted by huhn
can someone test WFS 10 bit for banding especially at 12 bit or even better 10 bit RGB output on nvidia?
you can test it with this image: http://www.bealecorner.org/red/test-...ient-16bit.png
it's not easy to do but there is a trick that will help send 12 bit RGB (a really good 1080p screen is mostly better) use MPC hc/be use WFS 10 bit with the image and and now right click.
when you right click you should see heavy banding when it switches to 8 bit output and shortly after that it should disappear and should have less banding or no banding in 8 bit WFS mode so it should have less banding then WFS 10. FSE 10 bit should show less banding too.
tested on 419.17 if this is a GPU driver bug everyone should be affected. |
Good find, @huhn! I could recreate the issue. (see my signature for more details on the setup I use)
- 1080p 10 bit (8bit+FRC) TV
- nvidia v385.28 driver is set to Full range, RGB, 12 bit
- MadVR is set to:
-- "10 bit or higher"
-- "Ordered dithering" is On!
It didn't matter whether I set dithering to None or Ordered!
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Originally Posted by huhn
FSE 10 bit should show less banding too.
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I couldn't really tell the difference in banding between FSE and WFS, I could clearly see it in both.
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Originally Posted by huhn
and as 10 bit FSE doesn't show banding but WFS for me i clearly see a problem in WFS 10 bit.
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It does for me, see above.
Interesting thing is that using the same TV with my old laptop (optimus system, with intel driver + win8.1) I didn't have this issue with 10bit FSE.