Hardware Scheduling

Dude · 04 Jul 2020

Hmm, I missed that one

Dude · 04 Jul 2020

I like the idea, where they are going is going to make games even better I think

Pejole2165 · 05 Jul 2020

The low latency option in both Nvidia and AMD drivers is not GPU scheduling, it works by adjusting the frame time to reduce lag between mouse input and actions occurring on screen. GPU scheduling already exists, all the Windows setting does is to allow the GPU to manage itself directly rather than relying on Windows to determine most appropriate use of resources.

ThrashZone · 05 Jul 2020

Dude said:

I like the idea, where they are going is going to make games even better I think

Hi,
Might help amd gpu's if it's offered to them seeing the worst thing I read about amd gpu's is drivers stink.

Might also help people that are overwhelmed with all the options in nv control panel as well.

Geneo · 05 Jul 2020

Pejole2165 said:

The low latency option in both Nvidia and AMD drivers is not GPU scheduling, it works by adjusting the frame time to reduce lag between mouse input and actions occurring on screen. GPU scheduling already exists, all the Windows setting does is to allow the GPU to manage itself directly rather than relying on Windows to determine most appropriate use of resources.

According to Nvidia, it improves the latency by "limiting the number of frames the CPU can prepare before the frames are processed by the GPU"

solarstarshines · 05 Jul 2020

Geneo said:

According to Nvidia, it improves the latency by "limiting the number of frames the CPU can prepare before the frames are processed by the GPU"

How many frames though in control panel it renders 1 ahead of the GPU so it can catch up after i don't think GPU's need that much help these days they're pretty up there in terms of matching CPU speed

Pejole2165 · 05 Jul 2020

The pre rendered frames mentioned in the CP is for VR I believe.