4-5% of performance is not bad, but its 1 game.. and its not known which games are supported and which are not and if it helps only nvidia 20xx line, or older cards too.
About time, it feels like it took them months to get these features out on the mainstream driver package vs when they were available in various other forms. This was pretty annoying for me as I need Vulkan 1.2 support so I was using the Vulkan branch package... which despite often being (what seems like based on what was written) newer than the mainstream package in terms of contents, has a lower number so games like Detroit Become Human bitch about the driver being too "old".
And is it my imagination or has PhysX not been updated in an eternity?
Edit: I should note after installation it reset all my settings and I didn't select clean installation, so keep that in mind.
Can someone please let me know why some windows 10 don't have the option to turn on hardware-accelerated GPU Scheduling ? my Windows is Win 10 Pro Version 1909 Os Build 18363.900, updated to the very last update.
I have read somewhere that it cannot be switched on RTX 2080 TI, but i have seen people doing it.
I am totally lost why that option does not exist, when i go to Graphic settings there is simply nothing there!
I have win10 2004update and gtx970 with this driver but hardware-accelerated gpu scheduling settings not appear?
Also removed my driver with ddu and reinstall it, still nothing...
I have win10 2004update and gtx970 with this driver but hardware-accelerated gpu scheduling settings not appear?
Also removed my driver with ddu and reinstall it, still nothing...
On Pascal apparently it is supported, but I'm not seeing any difference in performance on my 1080.
From what I've seen in the review websites/youtube, this setting appears to have more of an effect in low-memory cards like those with 4GB or 6GB.
8 GB is already too much for typical 1440p resolution, and the feature provides no benefit for cards with 8+ GB of memory.
had lots of crashes after installing these drivers and some terrible artifacts - GTX 1080
Sounds like your memory has aged. I'd bet more on the driver exposing instability rather than being the cause of the instability. No issues here on my 1080 Ti.
Edit: But to be clear the 1080 and 1080 Ti use two different GPUs, it's not the same die cut down. So shitty drivers being the cause is possible. But in my experience such a thing is usually a sign of aging hardware.
Can someone please let me know why some windows 10 don't have the option to turn on hardware-accelerated GPU Scheduling ? my Windows is Win 10 Pro Version 1909 Os Build 18363.900, updated to the very last update.
I have read somewhere that it cannot be switched on RTX 2080 TI, but i have seen people doing it.
I am totally lost why that option does not exist, when i go to Graphic settings there is simply nothing there!
I think you have to enable g-sync and it shows back up. I had hdmi audio issues after 2004 update but after some windows update last week and this new nvidia driver my problems are gone and it is performing a noticable difference better in loading and input lag seems less or games are just smoother. I re enable the new security fetchers in defender and memory integrity. usually that would slow down the system a noticeable difference. But now it seems enabling them makes windows seem faster to me. I was just playing CSS and noticed I could flick shoot and aim much easier than before I updated the nvidia drivers. The difference is enough to log in and report back and I usually do not.
@ITGuru
It only exists in version 2004.
And, update is not provided for a lot of people because they found compatibility bugs and stuff.
The only choice is to reinstall from scratch straight to v2004, and then the option is there.
(WIth G-sync, it also has the other option)
There is a bug with these drives and it seems I am not the only one looking at forums online. I have a multi-monitor setup and like watching videos while playing games and as soon as I start a game the video on the second monitor starts lagging. Minimizing the game or quitting it, makes the video go smooth again. This is on a 1080ti, i9 9900k setup. No issues with older drivers
(WIth G-sync, it also has the other option)