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Thanks, it's Algotek AG6200. I have no idea what's the max pixel clock given that I don't own it. https://osch.oss-cn-shanghai.aliyuncs.com/blogContentFile/1590123422496.pdf May I ask you to do one more thing, ie. try to test 1600x1200@100Hz or 85Hz? Especially in YCrCb 4:4:4 mode, as it's...

That would be great but bear in mind, all those adapters are of very poor quality and one common thing is that VGA port there isn't holding well in case. They are saving money even on glue when making those, which could make reassembling bit of an issue. I do have to chose between DP to VGA or...

Did anyone disassembly BENFEI or RANKIE or other cheap adapter and checked which exactly chipset sits inside? Those adapters are a real lottery as they all look the same but can have totally different electronics inside. I've also found DELL 5KMR3(also known as M9N09) adapter, it looks sturdier...

Thanks. Did you ever try running CRT through iGPU VGA port with dual GPU setup? You can clone desktops or force just CRT and it will use dGPU as renderer but at performance hit. I've just seen plenty of topics people discussing it so maybe there's something to it. And what about input lag in...

Greetings, I'd like to ask some basic questions. I can get IBM P275 but I would need a converter to be able to connect it to my GTX 1060(3x Display Port, 1x DVI-DP, 1x HDMI). I only care about 1600x1200@85Hz which is monitor native resolution, eventually 100Hz one if it's possible but it's not...

1050/Ti exhibit minimal gains from memory overclocking because they are simply not able to use more of it. Try running 4K+ resolutions on these cards and you will see how everything turns into slideshow because even with Pascal memory compression algorithm they won't be able to push all these...

It's quite obvious that bottleneck is in 48GB/s bandwidth, 1050/Ti both use same 112GB/s and it's enough for everything those cards can compute.

Except in this case GT 1030 has 64-bit bus while GTX 1050 128-bit. And with such bandwidth limits this completely stripped Pascal core is still way ahead, waiting. GT 1030 GDDR5 should be exactly same as 1050 one so it should be easily possible to hit default 7000MHz or push it higher. I've read...

Yeah but in case of 1030 it's not few percent boost because of 64-bit limitation. Effectively in games faster memory should give much more because it's bottlenecking whole system. Synthetic benchmarks will never show it because they almost always made to max out system but games are just using...

Well, I have already said that 1050 argument isn't best in my case because here those cards ain't as cheap as on newegg while I know plenty of miners are just waiting for Vega/Volt real results and will be replacing their lower end cards(1060 etc) if satisfied.

How it is that on other forums people are posting screenshots like this when asked same and here they just talk shit?

If you lack specific knowledge about GT 1030, Pascal and overclocking as whole then what is your reason for posting here? It's obvious that it's not a thread for you and there are plenty more where you might find yourself to be actually useful.

If you have no answer to question then what is your reason for posting? Getting more posts and forum likes because you have nothing else to do? I see there are some ranks on these forums for those who post more, is it the reason?

I made a legit thread and found out that 90% of people posting here ain't even able to stay on topic.