1 Reply by kenryk

(5 replies, posted in Using SVP)

I tested it at 720p just to see if it works and it does indeed, it uses around 65% of the available bandwidth. Therefore, 1080p would need ~150%.

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2 Reply by kenryk

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Bad news. When you mentioned OpenCL, I remembered that GPU-Z didn't show a checkmark next to it (or CUDA). I disabled the 740M and now both OpenCL and CUDA work. SVP does see the card and can use it, but the bandwidth (x1 pci-e 2.0) is too low, making it unusable. Thought this might be the case, but wanted to give it a try anyway.

The card is a GTX 760. I bought an RX 480, but it doesn't work for some reason, so in the meantime I took my brother's GTX 760 and gave him my RX 480. Works fine for games, not so much for SVP.

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3 Topic by kenryk

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Hello!

I have recently purchased an external GPU to use with my laptop and SVP doesn't see this GPU. The only options I have are no acceleration or using the iGPU (HD 4000), both giving very poor results. SVP worked perfectly with my dGPU (740M); however, that is not an option anymore since it is basically disabled while an eGPU is connected. The only solution I could think of was introducing the gpu id manually, but I don't know where to find it.

Any help is appreciated. Thank you!

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