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Software is using CPU for rendering not GPU

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Of those, Sweet Home 3D doesn't have native support for GPU rendering the files. From quick search, there are some plugins noted (Yafaray for example) which would add that. Another thread noted also exporting project and rendering it in Blender instead.

 

Of the quick search, iSkysoft Video Converter does not have support for NVENC. Like at all, only older NVCUENC is supported, so for cards up to GTX500 series. It might be that those sites I looked are outdated. GPU acceleration for encoding is not enabled by default, you need to enable it manually if there's option for it. If there isn't option to choose rendering engine, then software just doesn't support it.

I have 2 software not using dedicated graphics card ,instead they use CPU for rendering which takes 21 hours to finish the task !.

 

software are:

1- iSkysoft Video Converter.

2- Sweet Home 3D.

I notice that both software not using gpu when exporting videos .I added the software in GPU acceleration menu .But they still not using my GPU . How can I force software to use dedicated graphics card?. Please help 

 

 

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my spec:

CPU: i7-9700k

GPU: RTX 3070

RAM: 16GB

OS: Windows 10 pro

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Of those, Sweet Home 3D doesn't have native support for GPU rendering the files. From quick search, there are some plugins noted (Yafaray for example) which would add that. Another thread noted also exporting project and rendering it in Blender instead.

 

Of the quick search, iSkysoft Video Converter does not have support for NVENC. Like at all, only older NVCUENC is supported, so for cards up to GTX500 series. It might be that those sites I looked are outdated. GPU acceleration for encoding is not enabled by default, you need to enable it manually if there's option for it. If there isn't option to choose rendering engine, then software just doesn't support it.

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