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23rd March 2022, 17:06 | #62825 | Link | |
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Actually I got 3 hard system freezes when testing custom resolutions, but that turned out to be cause I left MPC-HC with MadVR window open to monitor the actual hz during tuning. After closing the MPC window it stopped freezing. |
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23rd March 2022, 20:23 | #62826 | Link | |
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I see, this madVRhdrMeasure158b fix it https://www.videohelp.com/download/m...easure158b.zip This update fix it, no need to use the old MadVR, the new version works just as before and have more settings. Have MadVR installed and Replace the MadVR files with these file from the zip and you won't have HDR or identification issues anymore. Last edited by x7007; 23rd March 2022 at 20:26. |
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23rd March 2022, 21:03 | #62827 | Link | |
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i have that version for a while now it not meant to fix any win 11 bugs what so ever and will not work for long.
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there is a reason they make very clear warning in the driver. and madshi in it guide. just ending up with a blackscreen is already a major issue for a normal PC user. |
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23rd March 2022, 21:12 | #62828 | Link | |
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23rd March 2022, 21:24 | #62829 | Link |
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the amd decoder are pathetic use software to even have a chance for proper seeking.
i'm not sure if it is even possible anymore to see the hardware decoder usage on AMD anymore. the "decoder block" is called UVD you can still see it in GPU-Z but just the frequency. |
24th March 2022, 00:44 | #62830 | Link |
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This is a wrong way to use CRU. You need to add VIC, not DTD. DTD timings are quite complex, compared to just normal VIC that are just mandatery supporting /1.001 multiplier.
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24th March 2022, 00:52 | #62832 | Link | |
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24th March 2022, 02:27 | #62835 | Link | |
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what has accuracy to do with that and java script and an webpage to do with any of that? seriously what do you even have a slight clue what you are talking about. and it's a good thing they disagree so intel should stop selling CPU because the CPU agree with the GPU and even the audio because they share the same clock generator... what is wrong with you what do you read into this... |
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24th March 2022, 08:17 | #62836 | Link |
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Why dah? The NVCP custom res tool reports an incorrect third decimal place value for the refresh rate, and gives the user the impression that it is adjusting the pixel clock to match the user-specified refresh rate, pixel count, porch & sync width.
It was only after using CRU as a calculator to plug in all the values from NVCP that I could logically deduce NVCP is altering the pixel clock in such a way that isn't compatible with the user-specified refresh rate, and then confirming this in Ctrl+J. Are Extron timings incorrect then? Do you have a link to VIC timings? Last edited by flossy_cake; 24th March 2022 at 09:00. |
24th March 2022, 15:43 | #62838 | Link | |
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Well the above only ended up working for 1080p23. For 1080p59 I couldn't get NVCP to give me an actual refresh rate that I wanted -- same problem with it snapping/rounding to nearest 0.002hz which isn't enough precison. In the end, nudging the NVCP value by 0.001hz did the trick and I got a good mode with 1 repeat every 16 hours or so. But I feel like I only got it on a fluke and the whole thing is super dodgy and doesn't really work properly. The whole process took 2 hours and I was about to give up. Plus there are so may other horrid little bugs with NVCP's custom resolutions that make it very difficult to use. I am sure the average user would get blown up by all the bugs and wouldn't have a clue what mode they are in or what they created. For example the modes you see in NVCP are not the modes seen by the system and MadVR, which are the ones in Windows's screen resolution GUI. NVCP calls 59hz 60hz and 23hz 24hz in custom resolutions and deletes the 60 & 24 from the main modes so you can't even switch back to them which you need to do since you can't be in the same mode you're adjusting. If you open a custom mode for editing, the refresh rate is all wrong and if you saved it you would destroy it. Also custom modes blank out the colour format option without telling you what it is (I need YCbCr as my TV sucks at RGB) but just so happens to always use the last selected one from main modes. What a nightmare, so glad my .000 modes don't need tuning. Last edited by flossy_cake; 24th March 2022 at 15:46. |
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24th March 2022, 19:05 | #62840 | Link |
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I've always been on Intel for graphic card for the longest time and all refresh rates work perfectly with no need for custom resolutions. But, now to push my MadVR settings further, I am finally switching back to NVDIA after almost 10 years. I'm still waiting for my RTX3090 to arrive. Are there any issues with this card playing 23.976 at 3840x2160p? Do I still need to come up with custom refresh rate for 23.976? If so, can someone share their exact settings and method for 3840x2160 23.976 custom refresh for madVR? Also, I'll be on windows 11 if that matters. Thanks for any help/advice.
EDIT: I do use bitstreaming through WASAPI to my receiver and If out of the box for the RTX3090, the drop is only seen in 1-2 hours, then I'm okay with that as I always pause the movie multiple times to head to the bathroom or grab something to eat Last edited by scollaco; 24th March 2022 at 20:58. |
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direct compute, dithering, error diffusion, madvr, ngu, nnedi3, quality, renderer, scaling, uhd upscaling, upsampling |
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