Unless displaying HDR content theres not much point using it due to the potentially reduced colour quality. This can make the desktop look a bit smudged because the colour is compressed (thats what 4:2:2 and 4:2:0 modes are).ġ0bit mode is for HDR. You must use YcBcR 4:2:2 or 4:2:0 to reduce the bandwidth enough for 10bit to fit down. If running at UHD (4K) with HDMI 2.0 you will not get 10bit option available when using RGB.
Wasn't sure since it encapsulates many different topics.Įven with a poor cable you can test 10 bit colour, at lower res.Ĭhange to 10bit colour in your gfx cards control panel, not the monitor. Y'anyways, thanks for reading/the help! I apologize for all my rambling and hope this is the best subforum for this Q. I pray that someone has a solution for me, because, sadly, I can't afford an external graphics card or a desktop for the time being.
#Audirvana plus vega g2 .exe#
exe or script out there that can enable them? (.that won't likely brick my system lol)Īnd finally, I stumbled upon that Radeon Mod Utility, will probably just need to go to that thread to ask, but could that resolve my issue? If having those options would do the trick, is there some. I saw some workarounds but I'm wondering what is the easiest/best way to get that tab.Īnother route I figured I'd try is fiddling with my bios/UEFI but Dell has the peripherals/display adapter settings disabled of course.
#Audirvana plus vega g2 drivers#
Could I set the dGPU to be the display adapter + 10 bit in that tab? And if so, do y'all think that is the easiest solution? Mind you, I uninstalled/reinstalled the Adrenalin drivers with DDU, it did provide me with the "Video" tab which was missing the first time I downloaded 20.4.1. I also contacted AMD because I figured that there may be some capability to do the aforementioned under the display tab.that's conveniently missing in my laptop's Adrenalin 20.4.1. So prior to this revelation, I was trying to figure a workaround, stumbled upon a dGPU passthrough - not even sure if that's accurate, basically wanted to force the monitor to use the Vega as the display adapter (I know that technically you're stuck with whatever is assigned to the physical connection of the port you use, but seemed the passthrough works). I thought only the dGPU, Vega 870, was capable. So that may be the path of least resistance (but obviously my Intel Graphics settings didn't offer a 10 bit option). So I came here because generally speaking, Guru3D definitely tends to be the most knowledgeable community, leagues above Tom's Hardware and Reddit.ĭidn't know this until an hour ago, but apparently the Intel HD 630 supports 10 bit. Of course, they just told me to go ask for the other company's help. After spending 8+ hours scouring the internet to resolve the issue, I threw a hailmary in desperation, knowing AMD and Dell Support wouldn't do/know jack diddley. Unfortunately, for whatever reason, my XPS will not let me. Hey all, so I just got my HP z27x G2, all giddy in anticipation for the wonders of 10-bit color (half joking, can't imagine it's night and day haha).
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