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is there any program that will solely use the gpu to render a video? i know of loiloscope but you need cuda, which i dont have.

 

i tried vegas 13, but it used my cpu and barely used my gpu, BARELY.

 

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Without spending hundreds of dollars, I doubt you'll find anything. :(

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Most of them use GPU-assisted rendering,meaning it uses some of your GPU to speed up SOME THINGS(not all of them) in rendering.

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Without spending hundreds of dollars, I doubt you'll find anything. :(

He already tried Vegas...

I reckon he's a pirate.

Won't be a problem then.

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He already tried Vegas...

I reckon he's a pirate.

Won't be a problem then.

eww, pirates. :(

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It barely touched your GPU? if it's a legitimate copy I can tell you for sure it uses around 60% CPU and 90% GPU.

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It barely touched your GPU? if it's a legitimate copy I can tell you for sure it uses around 60% CPU and 90% GPU.

only every minute or so. there shouldnt be any difference.

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is there any program that will solely use the gpu to render a video? i know of loiloscope but you need cuda, which i dont have.

 

i tried vegas 13, but it used my cpu and barely used my gpu, BARELY.

 

OpenCL

 

It's in the settings. Even so set to GPU only it won't max out my 290. Cuts render times down a bit though.

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only every minute or so. there shouldnt be any difference.

Both my systems and my laptop use the GPU more all the time the CPU is not at 70% even.

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