New answers tagged nvidia-graphics-card
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There appears to be no difference according to What are difference between nvenc lossless and lossless-hp presets? This was posted on 2017-11; the situation could have changed, so a look at source code is warranted.
ffmpeg/libavcodec/nvenc.c:
PRESET(LOSSLESS_DEFAULT, NVENC_LOSSLESS),
PRESET(LOSSLESS_HP, NVENC_LOSSLESS)
Video_Codec_SDK_9.1.23/...
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MHWD uses pacman to install driver dependencies. However pacman does not overwrite files that are not managed by itself.
The problem is that those files in someway became orphans
To fix this you can use pacman to install each of the driver dependencies using a flag to force it to overwrite files
The way it works is by using --overwrite some/path/* on a ...
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This is the first time I've ever decided to post a piece of advice to any website/message board because I think it would really help a lot of people. I had the exactly same problem after installing a new motherboard. I tried everything I could think of and all the tips I found online; to list just a few: updating my BIOS, reinstalling Windows 10, changing ...
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It's best to do the following:
Add the non-free section of the Debian repository to the list of package sources to APT. See this.
Run # apt update
Now you have the nvidia-driver package available—it depends on a number of other packages which provide nVidia-produced "binary blob" proprietary driver.
The upside of using it over whatever you have ...
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Graphics cards have never been able to "appear as one" device.
For many years we have had SLI and its AMD counterpart Crossfire which used two or more graphics cards to render a single scene, but this requires a bit of hardware and a lot of software support.
In essence the software gives both cards an exactly identical set of data, runs the graphics card ...
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Following @John's suggestion in the comments recommending that I update the BIOS, I used the Lenovo Vantage application to successfully update the BIOS to the latest version (and also update the driver for the Intel Chipset at the same time).
However, following this update, the original driver error was still consistently reproducible:
Display driver ...
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With the GT 1030 graphics card installed, I receive no signal from either the graphics card ports nor the ports for my Intel HD 4600 onboard.
Not receiving a signal from the motherboard port is normal when a GPU is plugged in - this is usually a BIOS setting.
Did you try plugging the gpu into the other pcie slot (if possible)?
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Can't speak to gaming, but 3 x 4K@60hz works fine with my 1060 6GB for programming. No different than a single screen.
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On my system, nView was located at C:\Windows\System32\rundll32.exe "C:\Program Files\NVIDIA Corporation\nview\nvwdmcpl.dll", nViewMain
I found this by:
finding nView Desktop Manager link in my start menu.
right-clicking -> Properties
copy the information from Target
I notice that Start in has "C:\Program Files\NVIDIA Corporation\nview"
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It seems that it must be downloaded separate from the drivers now. eg. When I checked for the latest driver version, it did not update the nView that was pre-installed.
Installing:
Here is the link to install (or update) your nView.
Make sure to click on each of the versions listed (currently there are only two) and look for the version of the NVidia ...
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In agreement with Ian Kemp, I would rather suspect driers and configuration. When you change slot, that usually causes windows to decide it is another device.
So the usual of removing completely all graphic drivers and then installing again would perhaps fix the issue. If it was me I'd first try to remove the card from device manager then restart and let ...
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There should be no issues running your GPU in the second slot. That said, it's important to note that running any GPU in that means it only receives 8 PCIe lanes of bandwidth, instead of the full 16 it would get in the primary slot. However, since your GTX 960 is a relatively old and slow card, it's unlikely that having access to only half the lanes will ...
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If the GPU is using legacy interrupts for some reason, it may be suffering from high latency while the CPU is busy handling other interrupt handlers for that IRQ.
Your motherboard's user manual specifies that the PCIE x16_1 slot (the top one) shares IRQ assignments with the internal graphics, HD Audio, USB 2.0 (EHCI), and PCI 2 slot.
Modern motherboards ...
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