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‎01-18-2024 04:01 AM

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Product: OMEN by HP 16.1 inch Gaming Laptop 16-k0000 (594K2AV)

hello when i use rendering softwares its not taking my gpu but defaukting to inetragred and even the pc nvideia settings also when i chnage it to gpu its still not taking. i have formatted my laptops also. please help.

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‎01-18-2024 04:52 AM - edited ‎01-18-2024 04:53 AM

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Hardware accelerated processing is frequently an option in the application.  Some rendering apps require a large amount of memory and if the GPU does not have enough then the CPU is used.

 

 

What does the task manager show for GPU utilization.  For example, the 3D below show that GPU0 is busy running a CUDA app I am working with.

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There is a discussion of adobe rendering requirements here

https://www.uli-ludwig.de/Adobe-Creative-Cloud-2023-Workstation-Recommendations#:~:text=For%20optima....

 

What app is doing the rendering?  Does it have an option to enable acceleration?  Does it support CUDA or OpenCL?

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