#Can t find nvidia control panel driver
It's annoying to not know what the default nvidia setting's size actually is, my folders typically are under 400MB so the default is at least 512MB if not more.Įdit: The default is 4GB as of some of the last few driver releases.
#Can t find nvidia control panel free
So if you set your cache size too small some shaders are going to get deleted to free up space for newer ones and if a game/app then needs those first shaders again it will have to recreate them.
Some games will do this while loading either before the menu or as it's loading level data, you can even be sat waiting for even a few minutes if many shaders are out of date or not present and need to be compiled, some games may only compile shaders on the fly instead and this can give performance drops (stutter) during gameplay. Shader caching is a big performance positive, and if your game/application has to regenerate new or missing shaders it takes time. Related SubredditsĪll this option does is allow you to limit how much hard disk space total can be used for the shader cache. This is the exception not the norm and only applies on very small number of cases. At the same time, we can also allow posts and comments that may break one or more rules outlined on this list. Moderators reserve the right to remove posts and comments that may not break the rules but were deemed inappropriate. As much as we'd like to make detailed rules for everything, there will be situations where human judgment is needed. Rule 12: Other Situations - Life is not black and white and neither is this community. Absolutely no begging for anything on the subreddit. Please visit r/hardwareswap buying, selling, or trading. Rule 11: No Buying/Selling/Trading - No buying/selling/trading on this subreddit. This includes pictures of boxes, straw polls, fake news, complaints, or other contents deemed low quality by community moderators. Rule 10: Low Quality & Duplicate Content - Low quality content will be removed. For non-English submission, please use generic titles for ease of searching. Please use suggested title for link submission or copy the title of the original link. Rule 9: No Editorialization - News/Reviews/Benchmarks related posts should not have editorialized titles and should be posted in whole. Discuss the specific rumor in the respective rumor thread that was posted. Additionally, to prevent the spread of potentially incorrect information or fake rumors, there will be no standalone discussion regarding specific rumors.
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