NVIDIA Pixel Clock Patcher

[ToastyX]

(06-11-2015 02:11 PM)Explas Wrote:  I'm wondering if this patch is still needed with 353 nVidia drivers? Or it depends on video card? Saw somewhere that GTX 780Ti does not need this patch, how about GTX 980?

You need to be more specific. What limits are you talking about? Are you using CRU or the NVIDIA control panel?

The patch is required to get past 330 MHz pixel clock with dual-link DVI when using CRU but not when using the NVIDIA control panel.

The patch is always required if you're trying to run a single-link DVI monitor past 165 MHz pixel clock on a dual-link DVI port.

The patch isn't required with HDMI if HDMI support is defined in the extension block. Otherwise, it behaves like single-link DVI, which has a 165 MHz pixel clock limit.

400-series and some 500-series cards need the full patch to get past 400 MHz pixel clock with dual-link DVI.

The full patch is required to get past 400 MHz pixel clock with SLI except for Titan, GTX 780, and 900-series cards.