Reading the link you posted it doesn’t seem like 10 bit support was removed at all?? It says it was broken in DaVinci Resolve at release but that was a new feature for NVENC; H265 422 chroma at 10 bit versus the previously supported 420 and 444.
Hm, wasn’t there recently a rumor that due to lower than expected b200 demand some wafers were going to be pushed to GB202 production instead? Wouldn’t it be funny if actual rush in 5090 supply came from simply using broken chips and lying about it.
I’m aware of area scaling and the fact that this gpu is quite a bit larger than even the 4090, but TSMC 4N is a pretty mature process. Like I said they could’ve turned these into a 5080Ti later, or even some slightly different professional grade GPU that consumers don’t usually see. For NVIDIA...
The 5090 already uses a slightly disabled version of GB202, so I’m having a hard time imagining defect rates are so high to kill another 8 ROPs. And even if they are, the 5080 uses a fully enabled GB203 so if they do want to launch a 5080TI Super or something eventually they’ll have to bin the...
Such a weird thing to do from NVIDIA. Why even bother disabling the ROPs? The image hit and possible legal issues seem to outweigh any benefit they’d get from it, unless yields are simply abysmal beyond imagination.
Yeah, exactly. You're the one they've been making fun of :slap: Like always, sooner or later someones specific brand of regressivism comes into focus, they feel attacked or left behind over something they could've accepted or learned about and instead wholly rejected without real thought, then...
Don't the near instant OLED pixel response times mostly eliminate the need for ULMB2? I know there are a few edge cases, and technically OLED is sample and hold, but at 165hz I can't imagine it's a serious issue.
How is everyone missing that this is basically an ultrawide 4k panel? That's why it's such an odd resolution and why it's 45". People have been asking for it (me included), and I'm glad it's finally hitting mass market. I also really doubt it's tandem OLED, other traditional OLEDs from LG are...