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you touched my heart ... I love it
Does anyone know the link for the tattoo assets?
You're doing better than I am. I use a 1050TI.Out of curiosity, what GPUs are you all using? I'm running on a lowly 1070 until I can get a better card.
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RTX3090 here and I'm using the studio driver, not the game driver. Better quality renders.Out of curiosity, what GPUs are you all using? I'm running on a lowly 1070 until I can get a better card.
I am using 1050 ti 4gb...RTX3090 here and I'm using the studio driver, not the game driver. Better quality renders.
Not sure what you mean. What is a "studio driver" (or game driver for that matter)? Driver for... video card? Daz3D Studio? And where do I get these drivers? Thanks.RTX3090 here and I'm using the studio driver, not the game driver. Better quality renders.
Huh, had no idea the studio drivers were a thing. Gonna have to try that out.RTX3090 here and I'm using the studio driver, not the game driver. Better quality renders.
Jeez! You managed to snag a 3090? Very nice! And huh, I didn't even think to get different drivers. Is the difference that noticeable?RTX3090 here and I'm using the studio driver, not the game driver. Better quality renders.
I just looked it up. You can get them from NVIDIA website. Game Ready Drivers are what comes with GPUs, and are optimized and updated regularly for games. Studio Drivers are updated less frequently, but are more optimized for creative work using apps like Photoshop, Daz, Blender, etc. Though how much of a difference that actually makes, idkNot sure what you mean. What is a "studio driver" (or game driver for that matter)? Driver for... video card? Daz3D Studio? And where do I get these drivers? Thanks.
Yes, it's the video card driver.Not sure what you mean. What is a "studio driver" (or game driver for that matter)? Driver for... video card? Daz3D Studio? And where do I get these drivers? Thanks.
Nice! Thanks for the info, I'll check them out as I rarely play games anymore (except visual novels).I just looked it up. You can get them from NVIDIA website. Game Ready Drivers are what comes with GPUs, and are optimized and updated regularly for games. Studio Drivers are updated less frequently, but are more optimized for creative work using apps like Photoshop, Daz, Blender, etc. Though how much of a difference that actually makes, idk