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NVIDIA Unleashes Enhanced Video Encoding Capabilities on GeForce GPUs Dating Back to Maxwell


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NVIDIA GeForce GPUs had a limitation lifted from most GPU families, tracing back to the Maxwell generation. These limitations have silently been removed by NVIDIA and now allow for increased video encoding for up to five streams simultaneously. While streaming up to five streams at once seems unreal, this step towards easing down software limitations, especially for consumer-based graphics cards, has now opened up further accessibility that was once closed off.

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NVIDIA recently relaxed some video encoding limitations it had on its GeForce GPU lineup which have now been unlocked.
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As a Plex user, I found the artificial limitation of max streams to be overly annoying. There are plenty of cheap GPU's available for things such as Plex but the limited max concurrent streams always pushed you up the line to the more expensive GPU. This of course is great for Nvidia.

 

However power to them for deciding to relax this, ultimately they didn't have to.

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