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I read that NVidia removed their multi-monitor performance mode option in their driver a few years ago. I'm going to try and ask a contact I have at NVidia if there's a registry setting to enable it. It would be good to get confirmation that this happens for AMD users too, but I suspect it will, sin...

Hi forum, it's been a while since I posted here, but I'm working on a project involving high framerate display duplication and ran into a Windows issue that I was hoping to get some feedback on. It's very simple, windowed 3D apps shown on multiple monitors will be reduced to the lowest common denomi...

What I'm curious about, in order to make motion look as realistic as possible, and given ultra high native framerates from older games with simpler engines / graphics, would be to do accumulation-type motion blur (blending 300 fps into 60 or 120 fps), then BFI those frames. So you present a framerat...

This is exciting:

https://www.roadtovr.com/ces-2018-htc-v ... =hootsuite

Mark, if you catch a glimpse of the Vive 2 let us know how it looks! Things like weight, balance on the head, etc.

darzo wrote:So when's the next possible date for them to announce Volta cards?

I'm totally buying a desktop Volta on Day 1, with HBM2 memory hopefully, I've been using a Maxwell (970) since 2014 so I'm itching to upgrade. Not sure if I'll get the 1170 or the 1180 version (or whatever it is they'll be called).

Yet somehow NVIDIA/Microsoft screw it up. As far as I know, HDR is still not working properly on a Windows 10 PC with NVIDIA GPU. There are plenty of HDR games out now on PC that work just fine, which is the major thing that matters. I agree Windows 10 HDR support on the desktop is spotty and needs...

@darzo, HDR performance impact is negligible. Yep. All major game engines have been rendering HDR internally for around a half decade now, so actually outputting HDR to an HDR display doesn't require much retooling, just a different tone mapping / encoding shader. I have the equations for taking li...

Definitely a good idea to wait until HDMI 2.1 comes out to plunk down on a new OLED TV if you're a gamer. 4K 120hz and VRR being the big deals there. This is a "tick year" for 8K but a "tock year" for HDMI inputs. (tock being 2nd generation). I couldn't care less about 8K on a television. On a proje...

So would HDR reduce the difference? HDR makes the benefits of FALD even more pronounced, since HDR TVs have a much brighter backlight requiring even more local dimming to bring the black floor back down, where appropriate. Recent Sony HDR TVs have local contrast enhancement, which is a huge, huge i...

There's no doubt that FALD is a massive image quality improver for LCD tech, regardless of the underlying native contrast. I remember discussing with someone on AVS about FALD + VA or FALD + IPS and they said IPS' shortfalls in the native CR department are overcome by the huge improvement to overall...