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NVIDIA Announces DLSS 2.0 and New GeForce 445.75 Game Ready Drivers

ARF said:
AMD has Radeon Boost with a similar aim. But it only reduces the rendered resolution during movement, thus there is effectively no worsening of the image quality at all.

I guess these two will never get enabled during reviews for obvious reasons.
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Radeon Boost as it is now is not good (e.g. still worse than DLSS 1.0). All it does is drop resolution down upon any mouse movement, so the worsening of image quality is noticeable. AMD should've added a "target FPS" limit so it turns it off when the game is reaching the desired FPS, at the least. At best they should've made it do checkerboard rendering on the more active parts of the screen.

Hopefully they continue improving the feature, but there hasn't been any changes since its implementation in December 2019.
 
ARF said:
Near future won't see 8K. We are still stuck with 1080p, 4K ecosystem (monitors specifically) is still nowhere. Vendors insanely invest in low-res high-Hz laptop screens. AMD has 0 4K notebooks available right now.
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Media content is already being filmed largely above 4k and we already have a lot of 8k Televisions that are approaching the realm of affordable, as of right now you can buy an 8k TV optimized for gaming. 8k is in fact near, it's the next iteration in graphical moore's law and necessary for businesses to sell new products. If we were "stuck on 1080p" NVIDIA wouldn't have sold a single video card this year.

Expect mainstream 8k within 5-years, easily.
 
Can this work on upscaling 1080p or lower res videos into 4K ones? It would bring new life into those old DVDs or HD movies without 4K support.
 
I don't know man. Still feels like Nvidia is trying to convince people sticking Tensor cores in gaming cards is a good idea.
 
Flanker said:
I don't know man. Still feels like Nvidia is trying to convince people sticking Tensor cores in gaming cards is a good idea.
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It is a good idea.....if you keep pushing and developing it instead of giving up halfway.
 
btarunr said:
made its debut with GeForce RTX 20-series in 2018
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My father would like you. Every time he hears someone say "way back in, or back in 2017" he goes, "well of course it was back in, you don't say that or write that, you say " in 2017 or 2018, no need to say back". Heard him rant about this once a month or so for over ten years now, it drives me insane. lol so whenever I see someone write it correctly I am now obligated to say hey good job :roll::clap:
 
DLSS ?
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If you play F1 2019 careful with this driver it crashes the game. So be careful
 
I installed update drivers for my geforce 2080 ti. game borderlands 3 would not run..... took new drivers off work fine. if you have problems with any game,reinstall back old drivers.
TOOK A DAY TO FIGURE OUT. SYSTEM



CPU: Intel Core i7-8700k
GPU: Nvidia RTX 2080 Ti
SSD: Samsung 850 Evo 250GB
HDD: Seagate Barracuda 2TB (2016)
RAM: Kingston HyperX 2666 C16 4x8GB -
MBD: Asus ROG STRIX Z370-G GAMING (WI-FI AC)
 
garrick said:
I installed update drivers for my geforce 2080 ti. game borderlands 3 would not run..... took new drivers off work fine. if you have problems with any game,reinstall back old drivers.
TOOK A DAY TO FIGURE OUT. SYSTEM



CPU: Intel Core i7-8700k
GPU: Nvidia RTX 2080 Ti
SSD: Samsung 850 Evo 250GB
HDD: Seagate Barracuda 2TB (2016)
RAM: Kingston HyperX 2666 C16 4x8GB -
MBD: Asus ROG STRIX Z370-G GAMING (WI-FI AC)
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Let me see if I got this: you updated the drivers, games stopped working and it took you a day to figure out you needed to go back to the original drivers? Cause that sounds really neat.
 
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