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  1. GPU Cache folder showed on my desktop after an update.

    The GPU Cache folder started showing up on my desktop about a year ago when running the Quicken for Windows version. The folder can be deleted without issue after Quicken exits and …

  2. FC 26 Huge FPS Drop ang %100 GPU Usa | NVIDIA GeForce Forums

    Delete or reset the shader cache (in NVIDIA Control Panel → Manage 3D settings → Shader Cache → click “Clear”). Revert to an older driver like the 552.xx series — some say newer …

  3. What Is GPU cache? — Quicken

    The GPU cache is where Quicken stores splash screen notices like upcoming server maintenance notices you see occasionally and other notices. The folder generation dates back at least a year.

  4. Manycore GPU: Run ~10,000 Threads Fast • • • • Hundreds of processors, each supporting hundreds of hardware threads On-chip memory/cache near processors Shared global memory …

  5. shader cache location? | NVIDIA GeForce Forums

    Nov 1, 2025 · Posted by Sup?!: “shader cache location?”ive rolled back my display drivers and now everything works fine, when ive updated to 47x.xx its started, but now its works after i …

  6. GPU CACHE — Quicken

    GPU CACHE bill20 Member April 2021 edited September 2022 why do I keep getting a folder GPU CACHE on my desktop

  7. Kernel time of Nsight system is larger than nsight compute

    Mar 22, 2024 · Thanks for your suggestion. If I set --cache-control none and --clock-control none, I can not keep them same when doing ncu profiling and nsys profiling. So I manually set gpu …

  8. why does GPU cache appear on desktop every time I open Quicken?

    why does GPU cache appear on desktop every time I open Quicken? i delete it but the next time I open Q it reappears. this is since the last update

  9. Cleaning cache, logs, etc for GeForc | NVIDIA GeForce Forums

    Posted by alexhoma: “Cleaning cache, logs, etc for GeForce Game Drivers”

  10. How I got Quicken to be lightning quick again -- is it too risky?

    As mentioned earlier by another commenter, take a look at the Cloud Sync log. The transmission time of actual data is measured in fractions of a second.