Dark Shroud
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Just because it can be turned on doesn't mean it works well if at all. If you don't believe me check the benches where a GTX 580 crushes the GTX 600 cards.You sure?
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Just because it can be turned on doesn't mean it works well if at all. If you don't believe me check the benches where a GTX 580 crushes the GTX 600 cards.You sure?
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Yeah I probably should have been a bit more clear on that. Nvidia is smart here, yes you can enable the feature the card supports. But it won't do much of anything beyond video acceleration because this card is built for gaming.Oh no, I know its a weak ass compute card lol. I just thought you meant it doesn't support it, which is what you said![]()
Which ones?Just because it can be turned on doesn't mean it works well if at all. If you don't believe me check the benches where a GTX 580 crushes the GTX 600 cards.
Still piss slow against Sandy/Ivy and Quick Sync, but it's definitely an improvement, especially in image quality over what 580's were putting out using CUDA. I think 680 uses a new path now though, not sure.What about Accelerated Video decoding for say smartphone or tablet? Again GTX600 mops the floor with HD7900 / GTX580 series.