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G-sync, yes. Dynamic refresh rates? No, this should've been implemented ages ago.Originally Posted by tetrisGOAT
I think i'm going to experiment with Shadowplay today aswell.
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2013-10-30, 12:19 PM #5181Brewmaster
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2013-10-30, 02:17 PM #5182Fluffy Kitten
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Is Shadowplay exclusive to people that own NVIDIA? Specifically, new pieces of hardware?
I'd like to test it out myself, but google isn't turning up much for me.
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2013-10-30, 02:45 PM #5183Pit Lord
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It is Nvidia only since it uses the built in hardware H.264 video encoder found in GTX 650 and higher cards. That's kind of the point since you're able to use the gpu for the encoding making the impact on performance minimal.
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2013-10-30, 03:13 PM #5184Brewmaster
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Hm, so i bought my mom a Note 10.1 (2014). However, i'm having issues with video playback. Lots of codecs (video and audio) are not recognized. I'm not really a buff on apps, what app is great for audio/video codecs? Or maybe a different player.
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2013-10-30, 03:31 PM #5185The Insane
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Maybe try MX Player, it might have you install a different codec for it, it should tell you if you need to install anything separate. Originally Posted by Majesticii
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2013-10-30, 03:58 PM #5186The Insane
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There is a VLC player app for Android that will play just about anything. Originally Posted by Majesticii
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2013-10-30, 04:15 PM #5187Brewmaster
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Nice, this works Originally Posted by Butler Log
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2013-10-30, 07:06 PM #5188TOTALLY NOTBanned
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Ever since the GTX 780 launched, I've been annoyed by the throttling of my GTX 680 and, well, any Boost 1.0 card. It's stupid. I will have to hack the firmware now.
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2013-10-30, 08:34 PM #5189Brewmaster
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Are you referring to the 1202mhz brickwall?
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2013-10-30, 09:30 PM #5190TOTALLY NOTBanned
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Well! More that it doesn't keep a steady boost, it's all over the place. I have reached 1202, of c, but no further.
I hacked a friends' to get it to change his card to have Boost 2.0 limitations instead. Ran much better that way.
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2013-10-30, 09:57 PM #5191Brewmaster
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Hm, and what you think changed this? I've not seen my 670 act any different.
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2013-10-30, 10:33 PM #5192TOTALLY NOTBanned
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Changed when?
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2013-10-30, 10:48 PM #5193Brewmaster
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Oh, you don't mean that your particular 680 is acting up, you mean Boost 1.0 in general? I misunderstood you there. Originally Posted by tetrisGOAT
Well, the only issue with mine is that it has a wall at 1202 baseclock. Any mhz over this value and it just wont run.
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2013-10-30, 11:35 PM #5194TOTALLY NOTBanned
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Yea, it wasn't really an issue to me before Boost 2.0, because hey, boost is a boost. But considering that the cards have Boost 2.0 availible to them if you just poke around a bit has me a bit frowny-faced.
I'm on a reference cooler, so mine plateaus at 1202 turbo, no matter the core clock.
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2013-10-31, 02:21 AM #5195Warchief
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Flash your 680 to a 770? Originally Posted by tetrisGOAT
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Which monitor if I may ask? Originally Posted by apepi
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2013-10-31, 08:34 AM #5196Brewmaster
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Well yeah but isnt that, plus the 7ghz memory bump, the only distinct difference between the 680 and 770? Originally Posted by tetrisGOAT
As in "buy one please"- nvidia
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2013-10-31, 09:34 AM #5197TOTALLY NOTBanned
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Yeah, that's what I intend, and what I did to my friends' card. Although a bit of a misnomer since you still can't SLI it with one. Originally Posted by Faithh
That and the lower price and better efficiency. Originally Posted by Majesticii
Oh well =)
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2013-10-31, 11:35 AM #5198Bloodsail Admiral
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Reading this made me just realize that when powering on my computer, I no longer see my gpu bios flash by before moving on to the system bios. My gtx460 used to would show a screen of the year, make, and model. Was sort of annoying since it added more time to wait for the OS to load up. Originally Posted by Faithh
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2013-10-31, 11:42 AM #5199I am Murloc!
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That's honestly the first time I've heard of a GPU having it's own screen splash upon boot.
Imagine if every component had that. It'd feel like starting up a game for the first time and frantically spamming esc/enter to skip past all the splash intros only to find out THEY'RE UNSKIPPABLE GOD FUCKING DAMMIT :OWoW Character: Wintel - Frostmourne (OCE)
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2013-10-31, 11:53 AM #5200The Insane
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My 9800GTX used to do that.
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