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System Name | My Best Friend... |
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Processor | Qualcomm Snapdragon 650 |
Motherboard | Made By Xiaomi |
Cooling | Air and My Hands :) |
Memory | 3GB LPDDR3 |
Video Card(s) | Adreno 510 |
Storage | Sandisk 32GB SDHC Class 10 |
Display(s) | 5.5" 1080p IPS BOE |
Case | Made By Xiaomi |
Audio Device(s) | Snapdragon ? |
Power Supply | 2A Adapter |
Mouse | On Screen |
Keyboard | On Screen |
Software | Android 6.0.1 |
Benchmark Scores | 90339 |
It'll be a miracle, these problem can fixed only by an update driver... finger crossed ![Smile :) :)](https://tpucdn.com/forums/data/assets/smilies/smile-v1.gif)
Oh yeah, this just in
Truth about the G-sync Marketing Module (NVIDIA using VESA Adaptive Sync Technology – Freesync)
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I wish this wasn't true...
PS : Sorry if OOT
, really bored with 3.5GB hype..
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Oh yeah, this just in
Truth about the G-sync Marketing Module (NVIDIA using VESA Adaptive Sync Technology – Freesync)
Basically, what NVIDIA is trying to force you to do is to buy their Module license while using VESA Adaptive-Sync Technology !.
Let’s be more clear. CUDA was made to force the developers to work on a NVIDIA GPU instead of an AMD GPU. The reason is that, if CUDA was capable to be used more widely, like DirectCompute or OpenCL, CUDA will certainly work better on AMD GPU. This is not good for NVIDIA, and the same goes for PhysX that could work on AMD GPU (actually working on CPU and NVIDIA GPU only).
NVIDIA wants to dominate the GPU segment and they are ready to close everything they made and this is not good at all. Always lying to their customers and to the developers.
The main problem here is that NVIDIA doesn’t like standard, so they always make licenses for each of their products and win a lot of Royalties.
Freesync on AMD = Adaptive-Sync like G-Sync
Basically the NVIDIA drivers control everything between the G-sync Module and the Geforce GPU. The truth is that the G-sync Module does nothing else than confirm that the module is right here.
Which Monitors are compatible with the G-sync Modded Drivers ?
All the external monitors that include DP 1.2 (past 2010) and all the Laptops that include eDP.
Example : Yamakasi, Crossover, Dell, Asus (for example PB278Q), etc and MSI, Alienware, Asus, etc Laptop.
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I wish this wasn't true...
PS : Sorry if OOT
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