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NVIDIA ‘Ampere’ 8nm Graphics Cards

It will depend on your monitor, what functionality it presents to the PC, and whether your GPU has the right drivers. nVidia are now doing a line of Studio drivers alongside their Game Ready drivers which have 10 bit support.

Also, going down to 422 will affect the display quality. I'm hoping the new cards will do full RGB in 10-bit colour at 4k 120hz to take full advantage of my display.
 
Marak said:
Also, going down to 422 will affect the display quality. I'm hoping the new cards will do full RGB in 10-bit colour at 4k 120hz to take full advantage of my display.
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422 is bad for quality at 1080p

But would be really hard to tell the difference at 1440p and 4k.
 
Dirk Diggler said:
This is my current setting in NCP for my OLED - I think I might be doing it wrong? :o

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My understanding is for HDR This just means windows applies dithering.

can people see a difference between RGB 8bit+FRC vs 422 10bit cos i cant...
 
Participant said:
There could be a teaser I guess with the full announcement 1st Sep. It's just what he said a source had told him. I'm fully aware there could be no truth in it.
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Yeah, they have been focussed on ‘21’ so there could be some sort of teaser. Doubt it will be anything concrete if it happens.
 
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