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**THE NVIDIA DRIVERS THREAD**

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7800X3D igpu below. Nvidia and windows have something funky going on.

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Seems better on my 3080, Have i missed something but to the guys posting above with 4000 series the patch notes say its fixed for ampere only.

This was with a mixture of youtube,twitch and some music.

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Our latest driver is Game Ready for the incredible Portal: Prelude RTX, a free, fully ray traced Portal mod that’s available today, featuring path traced RTX graphics, NVIDIA RTX IO GPU-accelerated storage technology, NVIDIA DLSS 3, and NVIDIA Reflex.

Holy crap, RTX-IO... I think this is 1 of the first public showings of it since Nvidia announced it 4 years ago ? Also going to be in the Ratchet and Clank port - https://www.nvidia.com/en-gb/geforce/news/rtx-io-for-geforce-gpus-available-now/
 
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RTXIO is just what Nvidia call GPU Compression, it is the same thing and is utilised by DirectStorage in DirectX 12 games. The advantage of RTXIO is that it works on Vulkan/Linux. RTXIO is open source and will work on any GPU.
 
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RTXIO is just what Nvidia call GPU Compression, it is the same thing and is utilised by DirectStorage in DirectX 12 games. The advantage of RTXIO is that it works on Vulkan/Linux. RTXIO is open source and will work on any GPU.

I know but we've only had 1 game with DirectStorage so far which was Forspoken and that didn't use GPU compression so it's quite nice seeing it finally move along instead of being some obscure tech that is shown and never seen again.
 
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Edit: Didn't notice the 536.67 drivers were out with the DPC fix, installed and without even rebooting there is no more insane spikes :D

I'll be glad when they fix this latency issue crap, this is on a 4090 and 5800X3D, can spike just sitting at the desktop doing absolutely nothing. Thankfully this doesn't impact me in any way that I can actually notice, no stuttering issues while gaming at 4K even while streaming 4K YT content or films from my Plex library on another screen. I use bluetooth headphones so no audio issues either, if it wasn't for this tool I would never know about it.

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Noticed something weird last night which I am assuming was driver related, or maybe it was all those crashes Portal Prelude RTX had and the RTX Remix backend somehow remained active or something, anyway, lots of frametime spikes contributing to around 30-40ms consistent hitches - Not obvious in actual motion as the framerate and pacing was smooth, but when you look at the frametime graph itself it stands out. I think Gsync was taking care of the smoothness otherwise, so it would have been more obvious without it.

I was seeing this in any game I launched as well. Would probably have noticed if RTSS wasn't on at the time.

A Windows reboot sorted it.... One to keep an eye on I guess in case it was driver related. The fact that there is no abnormal CPU thread use, or GPU anomaly seems to hint at a driver bug rather than RTX Remix remaining in the BG, as would have expected to see the extra cores being used by any stuck BG task.

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No, disabling HPET in BIOS (for the motherboards that still give you this option) is not a good idea. This is because, with HPET in BIOS disabled, you will effectively run PMT which is a deprecated timer. If you disable HPET in BIOS and through CMD commands force TSC without HPET (PMT), it can lead to desync, clock skews, inconsistent polling rate, and weird FPS values.

Just leave as is and wait for the next driver which hopefully supports 40 series in the fix too.

Also I bet the timer functions have been tweaked as of the latest Windows update which removes the polling issues associated with high end gamig mice under Windows 11 - This was a noted fix for Patch Tuesday just gone specifically noting that high polling rate mouse users can now fully benefit from say 1000Hz mice and reduce stutters in games.
 
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