Nvidia culls 10bit video support on 50 series.

[Chaitanya]

If people are using Geforce GPUs for video editing then better stick to 40 series as 10bit encode/decode support seems to be culled from 50 series.

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50-Series | Known Software Issues

NVIDIA is in the process of launching their newest graphics card product family, the GeForce RTX 50-series. However, as with many hardware launches, there are a number of software issues currently present.

www.pugetsystems.com

 

[tugrul_LordOfDrinks]

Things that are culled from rtx5070:

• 32bit physx
• 256bit memory bus (also 16GB capacity)
• Some bits of hotspot temperature reading.

Very lucky to retain full bits of pcie 5.0. I guess rtx6070 will be 128bit bus and 8x pcie lanes. 128bit bus will enable 16GB memory in 2027.

Rtx6070: 128bit, 7680 cores, 16GB, increased tensor core performance, pcie 8x lanes, $2300.

 

[bubbleawsome]

If people are using Geforce GPUs for video editing then better stick to 40 series as 10bit encode/decode support seems to be culled from 50 series.

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50-Series | Known Software Issues

NVIDIA is in the process of launching their newest graphics card product family, the GeForce RTX 50-series. However, as with many hardware launches, there are a number of software issues currently present.

www.pugetsystems.com

Reading the link you posted it doesn’t seem like 10 bit support was removed at all?? It says it was broken in DaVinci Resolve at release but that was a new feature for NVENC; H265 422 chroma at 10 bit versus the previously supported 420 and 444.

 

[Assimilator]

Reading the link you posted it doesn’t seem like 10 bit support was removed at all?? It says it was broken in DaVinci Resolve at release but that was a new feature for NVENC; H265 422 chroma at 10 bit versus the previously supported 420 and 444.

That would've required OP to not be functionally illiterate.