I will have to upgrade in a future more because Windows 11 disqualifies all Intel i3-, i5-, and all but the most modern i7 computers, not because they don´t meet the Win 11 specifications but generally but of the more blurry reason not to be stable with Win 11. The benchmark I did some weeks ago placed my computer over 50 % of all tested before but the graphics card was on the low side. When I process 24 Mpixel Sony ARW and export a batch of JPEG my computer use 24 sek average with Deep Prime on. I have a different card (NVIDIA Geforce GTX 960 that I guess is older than yours) and 8 GB. I have the same processor (with four kernels i think) as you have. Please let me know if you need the logs and how I can provide them to you. I can’t upload the logs yet as I’m a new user.
Need opencl driver for amd gpu install#
This is regardless of the number of images in the queue: only the last will succeed because there’s no new image processing being started.Īfter disabling OpenCL, I can process 2 images simultaneously without problems.įirst thing I did was clean install the AMD drivers by using DDU to remove the old drivers and install the latest 2.11.3 drivers but this didn’t solve to 2 issues mentioned above.
Need opencl driver for amd gpu driver#
PhotoLab reports a unknown processing error and AMD Radeon reports a driver timeout. The second issue I have is that I’m getting driver timeouts when using GPU accelaration for DeepPrime, OpenCL is enabled and the number of simultaneously processed images > 1. But setting it to CPU only slows down processing dramatically. When the DeepPrime accelaration set to CPU only, this does not occur. Even when idle and even after closing Photolab. With the DeepPrime accelaration set to Auto select (default setting) or GPU only, my GPU usage goes to 100%. I do however have some questions/issues I can’t resolve. New PhotoLab 5 user here, after trying 4 for a while.
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