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[Solved] Old custom script, do i still need it?

surferjsmc
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Hello guys!

Doing some housekeeping, I've found the custom script below, scheduled at array start. To be honest, I don't remember when I put that in there, and it seems to be related to keeping the NVIDIA driver up to date.

Anyone recall if this is still necessary?

wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/keylase/nvidia-patch/master/patch.sh
chmod +x ./patch.sh
./patch.sh

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    This patch is not for keeping the driver up to date, but to remove transcoding restrictions on consumer cards. Consumer graphics cards are locked at 2-3 transcoding streams (IIRC). With this patch, you can have unlimited transcoding streams. So if you need only 2-3, then sure, remove it. If you need more, keep it.

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    Oh ok i was wrong, thanks Strike!!

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