News Nvidia GPU owners may be losing performance because of a simple setting that's disabled by default — enabling Resizable Bar with Profile Inspector...

[Admin]

YouTuber JayzTwoCents discovered that manually enabling ReBAR in 3DMark can provide a 10% boost in performance, particularly on Intel Raptor Lake-based machines.

Nvidia GPU owners may be losing performance because of a simple setting that's disabled by default — enabling Resizable Bar with Profile Inspector... : Read more

 

[BTM18]

Its left off by default for a reason.
FAFO

 

[aberkae]

Its left off by default for a reason.
FAFO

Community should make a white list check list for both AMD and Intel platforms. From the comments on that video it seems that it can be disabled for for AMD and Intel. Nvidia is hyperfocused on ai. Gaming is an afterthought.

 

[YSCCC]

But actually it depends on what game and GPU you have.
Right now due to MSFS 2024 with some nicer addon, even at 1080p the game will instantly load up to 13-14Gb of VRam, once Rebar is enabled it instantly gets stutter hell, I have a 9070XT for 1080p and it goes like 50fps for high quality addon and airport, with re bar... 15-25fps..

 

[leclod]

I just tried on my 3070 and Port Royal, no improvement so far...

 

[ZGUY85]

Article doesn't mention that a man named Allen or "Splave" who owns an SI company discovered this and not Jay, which Jay himself gives credit to in his video.

 

[rambo919]

But actually it depends on what game and GPU you have.
Right now due to MSFS 2024 with some nicer addon, even at 1080p the game will instantly load up to 13-14Gb of VRam, once Rebar is enabled it instantly gets stutter hell, I have a 9070XT for 1080p and it goes like 50fps for high quality addon and airport, with re bar... 15-25fps..

So the ACTUAL reason for rebar is optimizing games for high VRAM GPU's? Why does no one just say that?

EDIT: this actually might be a good explanation for recent reviewer benchmark problems regarding VRAM.... maybe the problem games on low VRAM GPU's are because rebar is enabled?

 

[Alvar "Miles" Udell]

Woo, 3DMark, that's such a great game! And the results have been repeated and confirmed by TomsHardware so this doesn't appear to just be a paid publicity piece for someone on Youtube!

Oh wait, it's not. And oh, it hasn't...

 

[Gururu]

So what does this mean for gaming benchmarks pitting AMD vs. Intel cpus running 5090s?