Su AMD: kiek suprantu jam veikia sklandziai, nors atnaujinau windowsus i 1809, bet nepaejo, tik jau visai normaliai HDR veikia su sitais windows. Bet CPU 95-99 usage, nebeisveza hdr. Arciau einu link tos isvados, kad nvidia softas tiesiog "nelimpa siam monikui". Tik idomu ar jie visi tokie ar loterijoj gavau tokia panele, nors is esmes ne man vienam praleidzia freimus.
https://www.wanhunglo.com/2018/benq-ex3501r-whl-33f6

Dar negavome (o gal ir negausim), kitaip jau būtume patikrinę su RX, kas čia darosi

Nemazai pragooglinau forumus, tai cia kaip ir globalinis bugas su tais high monitoriu hz, nvidia forume labai daug kam net su brangiais asus, acer, benq, dell g-sync monitoriais flickerina random linijas ir kvadratus naudojant 144hz. kaip kam padeda sumazinimas i 120, kaip kam ne, turi ieskot stable. Trecias dare tris kartus RMA ir tai nepadejo. Dar nespejau patestuoti su AMD. Galbut sis benQ ir veiktu 100hz freesync be jokiu flickering line! dabar lyg ir stable su 90hz. Tai as monitoriaus nelabai noreciau kaltint, kai prisiskaitai forumu kas darosi kitiems.

as turiu viena Acer Predator Z271 144hz tai po kazkuriu Nvidios driveriu atnaujinimo pradejo su G-Syncu flickerint, daugiau dar nesiaiskinau rankos nedaeina

Ijungiau black color testa (http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/black.php) su skirtingais monitoriaus profiliais, ant abieju brightness 30, skirtumas labai jauciasi kur sRGB ir Standart/custom. Su standart susilieja juoda spalva, kaip suprantu gaunasi black crush, su sRGB jau situacija geresne, aiskiai matosi visi kvadrateliai. labai gerai skirtumas matosi ant zaidimu tamsioje vietoje, nesimato kokios ten detales, sRGB profilis isryskina ta juoda vieta. Esu girdejes kad OLED ekranai irgi turejo toki dalyka, kai butina buvo tiesiog kalibruoti TV.

Standart profilis


sRGB profilis, skirtumas akivaizdus!

Testuoju dar monika, nvidia paneleje leidzia pakeisti i 10bit (kaip suprantu 8bit+frc), nors pats monitoriaus kuris naudoja M350QVR01.1 panele, info rodo nepalaiko 10bit. Bent jau skirtumo ziurint nematau kaip pakeiciu, tai palikes 8bit. Cia greiciausiai kazkoks bugas?

http://www.panelook.com/M350QVR01.1_AUO ... 30542.html

Greičiausiai ir nepamatysi
There is a bit of confusion online about whether these consumer grade graphics cards can truly support 10-bit or not so we will try and clear that up a bit here. NVIDIA Geforce graphics cards have been able to support 10-bit colour depth output actually since the 200 series GPU's as confirmed by NVIDIA themselves. The important thing to note though is that for Windows users this is for Direct X applications like games only, and does not apply for professional applications like Adobe Premiere Pro or Adobe Photoshop. So you can use an NVIDIA Geforce consumer-grade graphics card for 10-bit colour depth in gaming, as long as it is a game which support that colour depth. This is of course particularly relevant here for HDR gaming where a 10-bit colour depth is widely available. However, while the NVIDIA Geforce cards can support 10-bit for DirectX, this is not supported for the aforementioned professional applications like Photoshop. Those programs use OpenGL 10-bit colour buffers which are not supported from the NVIDIA Geforce cards. You would need an NVIDIA Quadro professional grade card for 10-bit support in those professional applications. Achieving 10-bit colour depth can be quite tricky, as it requires an end to end 10-bit workflow including software/game > relevant graphics card > supported drivers > supported operating system > supported display interface > supported display.