Tom wrote on Feb 2, 2023, 22:14:
An over the air update? My PC is not a cellular telephone, last I checked.

I assume they mean the patch will be pushed out via GForce Experience, which I refuse to install, unless they mean that Discord will be pushing out an update, which seems more likely (see below):

With our ridiculously fast GPUs nowadays, hilarious how people feel losing 200 MHz on their GPU clock is the end of the world. I can assure you, you'll never notice it.

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FYI I looked into it and it's apparently due to Discord using some of the CUDA cores related to Discord's streaming feature, which it should only do when streaming, so I don't understand why this is an NVidia problem and not a Discord problem. Thus why I think that NVidia meant that Discord would be pushing out a patch.

All that utility does is allow you to block Discord from using CUDA cores. I wouldn't bother, and just wait for a Discord update.

This comment was edited on Feb 3, 2023, 15:15.

WTF is tweaking the SLI settings fixing anything when people don't even have SLI?

Later date "over the air updates" requires hardware only available on the RTX 4000 series.

Others will have to wait for the postman to deliver PCGamer magazine in the hopes that the included CD-ROM, full of demos, contains the patch.

This comment was edited on Feb 3, 2023, 09:00.

Why is Discord even changing video card setting in the first place?

An over the air update? My PC is not a cellular telephone, last I checked.