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Originally Posted by yesgrey3
So the frames are stored in RAM instead of GPU memory?
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Originally Posted by madshi
No. I'm uploading every frame to GPU memory before processing it, of course.
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Originally Posted by madshi
The frame queue is stored in RAM, not in GPU. So how could it possibly conflict with CUDA?
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From the previous answer I thought the frame queue was stored in GPU memory... now I realize that I've not understood completelly your reply. They are stored in RAM but are copyed to GPU memory (one at a time) before starting any processing. Got it.
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Originally Posted by madshi
Because of that the most important reference time is not the "vsync interval" but the "frame interval". So I think you should be able to use Lanczos4 just fine, sooner or later...
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Great! so it seems I could keep my 8600gt a little longer...
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Originally Posted by madshi
I hope that sooner or later I can reduce the number of scaling options. I was hoping to start a vote after a while for which scaling options to keep and which to remove.
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I plan to do my scaler test and will post here the results...
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Originally Posted by Brazil2
I can't get any OSD, Ctrl+J has no effect at all.
Maybe because I've manually installed MadVR.ax (using regsvr32) rather than using InstallFilter.exe ?
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Have you uninstalled the previous? madVideoRenderer.ax?