Caporegime
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Where from man, can you say? Np if not
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NVIDIA 4000 Series
- Thread starter MrClippy
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The only problem I still have with Nvidia is this damn "login screen on wrong screen" when I wake up from sleep with my dual monitor display. Instead of appearing on my primary screen (Displayport) the logon screen goes to my (HDMI and powered off) living room TV every damn time, meaning I have to pull out and plug in the cable to get it back on the displayport. I am not sure of the exact root cause of this, or if its a Windows 10 thing, but it drives me nuts.
Hope this comes to 3000 series...All hail skynet and that "fine wine":
Hmm, I think mostly they're optimising use of tensor cores, ie optimising AI, rather than AI optimising. Then they're possibly using AI (offline) to optimise Geforce Now recommended settings (just a faster way to parameter scan). Neither are especially ground breaking.
Man of Honour
NVIDIA reportedly working on 'AI-optimized drivers' with improved performance - VideoCardz.com
NVIDIA drivers evolution to include more AI CapFrameX claims that NVIDIA could release a new driver with performance improving AI optimizations. Technically speaking, artificial intelligence is already implemented into current GPU drivers, but the scale and purposes may not be broad. It is...
videocardz.com
Soldato
Am I blind or has the ampere founders thread gone awol.
I've used a few bits of software/drivers which are "AI" optimised using machine learning and the results are usually not very good - gains in performance/efficiency usually come with negatives such as big drops if your usage patterns don't nicely fit with the average person, etc. or things flaking out at random.
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A forgotten corner of the warehouse job!
Ah yeah that hoard of gpu's they were holding back for miners rediscovered
.You forgot they are artificially manipulating the market, it'll be another month before we see drops again.
Not forgotten that the leather jacket is doing what he said he would, my willpower to hold out for any price drop on them has dwindled
Hold tight man, the moment you give in the leather jacket man laughs out louder.Not forgotten that the leather jacket is doing what he said he would, my willpower to hold out for any price drop on them has dwindled
Typically every other Wednesday.
They dropped last week so id say the soonest you'll see another drop will be next Wednesday.
If 4060ti will be based on AD106 there's no gap for another variant unless they decide to honour 4060ti on a 104 chip. Mobile 4090 based on AD103, 4080 AD104 and 4070 AD106. They may be mobile 4080ti and 4070ti
NVIDIA working on two desktop GeForce RTX 40 graphics cards with AD104 GPU - VideoCardz.com
NVIDIA to extend its AD104 GPU product lineup It is reported by Wccftech that NVIDIA is currently working on AD104-250 and AD104-251 GPUs. The highly anticipated ‘affordable’ RTX 40 series are set to launch in the coming months. The specifications of the RTX 4070 and 4060 series GPUs were...
Don't have dual screen currently but that sounds bloody annoying.
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Slightly similar issue I have when dual screening is one screen (main monitor) is 144hz, other is 60hz. When deactivating monitor to go to TV, no problem. When deactivating TV to go back monitor it stays at 60hz and doesn't revert to 144hz.
Also sometimes, when turning the monitor off, nvidia forgets the monitor exists, meaning that to use monitor instead of TV involves going upstairs, turning monitor on, going downstairs, switching screen, then going back up again to confirm. Not as irritating as having to plug/unplug a cable each time, but still...
Also sometimes, when turning the monitor off, nvidia forgets the monitor exists, meaning that to use monitor instead of TV involves going upstairs, turning monitor on, going downstairs, switching screen, then going back up again to confirm. Not as irritating as having to plug/unplug a cable each time, but still...
Soldato
NVIDIA has reference design for RTX 4070 and possibly RTX 4060 Ti as well
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 Founders Edition packaging leaks out - VideoCardz.com
NVIDIA has reference design for RTX 4070 and possibly RTX 4060 Ti as well YouTuber RedGamingTech shared exclusive photos of box for yet unannounced RTX 4070 box. While there was no card inside, it confirms that NVIDIA might once again offer their design alongside board partners. NVIDIA RTX 4070...
videocardz.com
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Soldato
I get the same problem. I want to run two monitors at different refresh rates but if I turn one off for any reason and then back on, Windows forgets my setting and goes to the setting on the monitor that was on all the time. The only solution for me is to run both monitors at the same refresh rate. Fortunately they can do that.
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