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4th March 2017, 01:41 | #42821 | Link |
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Stable isn't the word I'd use.. More like problem free. Windowed mode behaves just like any other media player renderer. Exclusive mode is a dedicated presentation between madVR and the graphics card. As such the UI changes, the screen blanks when changing mode and you get the ability to display in greater than 8 bit modes. Windowed mode works flawlessly for me and is generally what I'd recommend.
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4th March 2017, 01:49 | #42822 | Link |
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Cant we get higher than 8bit with Window Mode?
ryrynz since you too only use Window Mode is there a reason you havent gone to Exclusive Mode? If one has problems is that the only reason one would change from Window to Exclusive? |
4th March 2017, 02:08 | #42823 | Link |
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You just love to tick every box there is, don't you? How's the picture quality and performance (and especially the fan) if you just use very high settings? My battlestation HD7850 can do medium with almost minimum fan sound, and I consider this a noisy one. Yours probably can do default-high or default-very high easily.
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4th March 2017, 02:38 | #42824 | Link | |
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I don't know if this has changed recently with a new Nvidia driver update or not but sometime ago Nvidia would only allow 10bit using Exclusive Fullscreen Mode DirectX 11 for Geforce GPUs and reserved true 10bit for Workstations cards(quadro and the like) |
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4th March 2017, 02:40 | #42825 | Link |
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Not with current Windows.
I also always use a windowed mode. Without a display with a native 10-bit panel there is no benefit to FSE for me and the slower initialization and flicker are negatives.
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4th March 2017, 10:11 | #42828 | Link |
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Hi madshi, if you have a little time please don't forget the test build with "* last video frame is now remembered for 2 seconds when stopping graph" disabled (for the DVD on XP bug).
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Reducing banding high / high Chroma NGU - med Downscaling SSIM 1D - 100%, scale in linear light UPscaling NGU MED luma, doubling Jinc AR, SSIM 1D Everything else turned off. I also have all trade quality for performance turned off though. The thing is that the GPU gets hot, not noisy. On P775 you have control of fans like either an auto profile for everyday usage or activate the super cooler max profile. Activating this super profile sounds like a vacuum cleaner and those settings are the most I can do with the GPU on auto - which is dead silent - without reaching 80C on GPU. Maybe the fact that the resolution is 2560 * 1440 also plays a role in this .
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4th March 2017, 13:27 | #42831 | Link | |
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Yes. Last edited by Damien147; 4th March 2017 at 14:44. |
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4th March 2017, 17:08 | #42832 | Link |
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Long story short 480's suck at NGU and even HDMI 2.0b can't output 10bit 2160p60, this seriously calls for some major postponing and I'll just send the upgraditis monster back to its cave for a while
OLED's crazy pricing is seriously dropping but the 1K 1080p sets come with a very nasty mosquito netting effect due to poor aperture ratio, a screensaver that kicks in during slow movies and a 81 cd/mē max brightness lolwut. The good news is that when there'll be some affordable graphic card/UHD OLED TV both worthy of mVR, we'll have reached mVR 1.5 Last edited by leeperry; 4th March 2017 at 17:25. |
4th March 2017, 18:14 | #42835 | Link |
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i currently have this setting:
chroma = ReconSharp imagedown = SSIM 2D 100% imageup = NGUPIX V3 low image enhancements: sharpen edges 1.0 thin edges 2.0 lumasharpen 0.80 adaptivesharpen 1.0 anti-bloating 75% works on almost all of my videos. the only videos that it doesn't work on are super crappy low-res videos (~240p). |
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4th March 2017, 23:29 | #42840 | Link |
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4:2:2 should be supported over HDMI 2.0 at 2160p60 at high bit depth, only 4:4:4/RGB is too much bandwidth for >=10-bit.
On many TVs you may need to use 12-bit instead of 10, if that choice is offered.
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