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On Edge I get black screens when trying to log into paypal.com website. It goes away with either hardware acceleration turned off or edge://flags ANGLE backend set to D3D11 WARP.
You can either turn off hardware acceleration or set Angle to D3D11 WARP. It forces your CPU to do browser rendering in Chromium browsers but should stop the black screens. Or you could use non-chromium browsers - Firefox or Zen browser for instance.
Hotfix driver seems to fix flickers on Chrome, but if I open Edge it still flickers unless I turn off hardware acceleration or set ANGLE to D3D11 WARP (software rendering w/ CPU).
Have you tried 615.56? Seems like the reinitialization thing is back. In 610.88 you could change settings and toggles in the Nvidia app without issue, but it seems like almost every setting change causes a black screen reinitialization now. And it's brought back chromium black screens that...
Cinememe is not gaming. Even if you push Arrow Lake to its limits a similarly tuned 14900K is still a good 20% faster in gaming if you look at DannyZReviews benchmarks.
I'm pretty sure 200S Boost function already increases D2D from 2.1GHz to 3.2GHz on original Arrow Lake CPUs. So the default D2D speeds of the refresh have increased by 900 MHz, from 2.1GHz to 3.0GHz, which is still slower than what you already have with the non-refresh chips by just turning on...
TSMC didn't name Intel as a launch partner for 2nm, so either the initial batches are going to be from Intel's own fabs, or it's a lot more delayed than Intel is willing to publicly admit.
Yep the only difference is voltage binning. The problem is it's all a silicon lottery. So it's absolutely possible to get a random 13900K that has a better v/f curve than a poorly binned 14900KS. Unless you are willing to go buy like 10-20 14900KS CPUs to bin them, there's no guarantee you'll...
AMD is far ahead of Nvidia in terms of chiplet GPU designs, they are just waiting for monolithic GPUs to stop scaling when the reticle limits start shrinking, and I think at that point they will actually have the advantage in terms of gaming GPUs. My guess in the future Nvidia will be fine being...
Been gaming at 4K since 2013. Most games were doable with a GTX Titan class card at 4K 60 with high textures but lowered lighting settings. Generally you had to upgrade your GPU every 2 years to the new flagship, but 4K60 was from 2013-2019 without issue for the most part with slight settings...