kkkrackpot · November 10, 2016 10:18
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 In brief, NVIDIA has traditionally used 10bit+ color support under OpenGL as a feature differentiator between GeForce and Quadro. GeForce
 cards can use 10bit color with Direct3D, but only Quadro cards supported 10bit color under OpenGL, and professional applications like
 Photoshop are usually OpenGL based.

 For Pascal, NVIDIA is opening things up a bit more, but they are still going to keep the most important aspect of that feature
 differentiation in place. 10bit color is being enabled for fullscreen exclusive OpenGL applications – so your typical OpenGL game would be
 able to tap into deeper colors and HDR – however 10bit OpenGL windowed support is still limited to the Quadro cards. So professional users
 will still need Quadro cards for 10bit support in their common applications.

 http://www.anandtech.com/show/10325/the-nvidia-geforce-gtx-1080-and-1070-founders-edition-review/12
	In brief, NVIDIA has traditionally used 10bit+ color support under OpenGL as a feature differentiator between GeForce and Quadro. GeForce
	cards can use 10bit color with Direct3D, but only Quadro cards supported 10bit color under OpenGL, and professional applications like
	Photoshop are usually OpenGL based.

	For Pascal, NVIDIA is opening things up a bit more, but they are still going to keep the most important aspect of that feature
	differentiation in place. 10bit color is being enabled for fullscreen exclusive OpenGL applications – so your typical OpenGL game would be
	able to tap into deeper colors and HDR – however 10bit OpenGL windowed support is still limited to the Quadro cards. So professional users
	will still need Quadro cards for 10bit support in their common applications.

	http://www.anandtech.com/show/10325/the-nvidia-geforce-gtx-1080-and-1070-founders-edition-review/12
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