Hardware Scheduling

Hi,
Isn't that new for 2004 ?
If so no I restored back to 1909 where i have not noticed it yet as a option but probably wouldn't activate it seeing i don't really do much more than benchmark atm on win-10.

Hi,
I think I'm on the latest nv driver seems pretty good actually
But with all the bugs on 2004 I just set it up and made a system image and just sit back a while until ms fixes some of the bugs.
I sort of read the article on this but really don't see the point it's not like we have limited resources

HI,

With Windows 10 May 2020 update, we are introducing a new GPU scheduler as a user opt-in, but off by default option. With the right hardware and drivers, Windows can now offload most of GPU scheduling to a dedicated GPU-based scheduling processor.

Windows continues to control prioritization and decide which applications have priority among contexts. We offload high frequency tasks to the GPU scheduling processor, handling quanta management and context switching of various GPU engines.

The new GPU scheduler is a significant and fundamental change to the driver model. Changing the scheduler is akin to rebuilding the foundation of a house while still living in it. To ensure a smooth transition we are introducing the new scheduler as an early-adopter, opt-in feature. During the transition we will gather large scale performance and reliability data as well as customer feedback.

Hardware Accelerated GPU Scheduling in Windows 10 version 2004

Hi,
Just a reference maybe someone won't know
Surprised you didn't link it in the op.

Hi,
So are you also using nv control panel max performance power options too ?
Or is nv panel all default ?