Could some do a bench running sli and then a single card please?
Heaven bench would do
any settings or res, i could do it shortly
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NVIDIA GTX 970 OWNERS THREAD
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any settings or res, i could do it shortly
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It is there when using DVI. (Don't quote me on that)
But when I looked in to it, I got the impression it only affected HDMI users and video.
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From what I gather the colour issue was when people used HDMI and DP.
Those using DVI would get the full range of colours so there would be no option to add it?
Those using DVI would get the full range of colours so there would be no option to add it?
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I believe so. Must just be a driver error
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Got a 970 and I'm only running 1080p, is 1080p still pretty standard nowadays? or have people gone up to 1440p? D:
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According to Nvidia 1200p is the most common resolution.
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You can use DSR with SLI. Just not with the G-Sync monitors.
So i've got OcUK GeForce GTX 970 "NVIDIA 970 Cooler Edition" 4096MB GDDR5 PCI-Express Graphics Card
Not had chance to use it yet but i'm wondering where exactly would i get latest drivers online for it? this is my first gaming card i've owned.
Normally you would go to the manufacturers website but the manufacturer is overclockers. Do i get them directly from NVidia's website?
Cheers
Not had chance to use it yet but i'm wondering where exactly would i get latest drivers online for it? this is my first gaming card i've owned.
Normally you would go to the manufacturers website but the manufacturer is overclockers. Do i get them directly from NVidia's website?
Cheers
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I think thats a bit wrong.
According to the Steam Survey Dec 2014 the most common resolution is still 1080p.
http://store.steampowered.com/hwsurvey
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Well I based my comment on this and other previous Nvidia guides.
Read down to the Far Cry 4 Optimal Playable Settings bit:
"If you do like fiddling, here are game setting recommendations for vast array of NVIDIA GPUs, with the aim of maintaining at least forty frames per second at all times at 1920x1080, the most popular gaming resolution."
Indeed you are right. I read 1920x1080 as 1200p....
Yes, get them from Nvidia... http://www.nvidia.co.uk/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-uk
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I've noticed a few comments about amd image quality being better,I may have a suggestion that's worth a try.when you first install an nvidia card the texture quality setting in manage 3d setting,global settings is set at QUALITY.clicking the drop down menu gives you an option to select HIGH QUALITY.This might be possibly what's causeing an apparent inferior image quality to amd?
Worth a try,once it's set all future driver installs default to high quality ,it just seems to be when you install a new gpu that it appears to select a lower quality option.
dash thanks for the heads up, ive changed to high quality and looks to be a improvement if im not imagining it