Why does Nvidia keep gimping mid tier cards
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Why does Nvidia keep gimping mid tier cards
Why does Nvidia keep gimping mid tier cards
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so you buy high tier card
Because then people would b***h that there is no reason for the high tier cards to exist.
Is OP a moronic homosexual?
3070 8GB 14Gbps
4070 10GB 18Gbps
There is no gimping, it's an upgrade
3070 256 bit bus
4070 160 but bus
https://videocardz.com/newz/geforce-rtx-40-ada-gpus-to-feature-very-large-l2-caches-nvidias-own-infinity-cache
You are a clueless ignorant moronic homosexual, that is all
Cache is a bandaid. It will not age well.
Brian let here can someone explain what that link is talking about
Cache is a temporary storage location for data that the gpu core is working on. Lets say the gpu core is the scanner at a cashier booth. The cache is the conveyor belt to carry the data to it, but the vram(the 10GB 160 bit bus width in OP) is the shopping cart all that data is coming off of. AMD managed to catch up to Nvidia in performance by giving their gpu cores a big pile of cache which cuts down on waiting for data to stream in from the vram.
If you have gsync on in the settings and the monitor is in sync mode then no you don't need vsync on.
thanks, every other "tech tips" article says that you should both have them on for some reason and it struck me as weird
Cache is the most important part for actually using the card. That's where the core gets all the info it's using for rendering.
Bus width won't be a factor if the memory bandwidth is still 500GB/s or more.
They're preparing a 4070TI with a higher bus width
have a question because I'm getting conflicting info, if you have g sync on in the nvidia control panel should you also turn v sync on in it?
no
The v-sync toggle in nvidia does something completely different when g-sync is enabled. It doesn't enable all of v-sync, it just tweaks how g-sync works. You should actually turn it on to prevent the last instances of tearing that might occur. It's not that noticable anyway though so it's not like it matters much. Don't turn vsync on in games ever though, that would actually turn on actual vsync and it would frick you over.
Also limit your refresh rate in nvidia to 3-5 under your monitor refresh rate to make sure you don't run out of the gsync range at the top and get tearing again.
yeah, I've limited the frame rate below the refresh. So there IS a reason for the v sync, I'll keep it in mind if I notice any tears, thanks!
Just buy the top tier cards, are you poor?
If you are, please have my apologies, I hope you and your family's financial situation improves, anon