E3D doesn't see external GPU
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E3D doesn't see external GPU
I'm on a MacBook Pro Mid-2012 and I'm using an external GPU setup (Akitio Thunder2, EVGA GTX980, Rosewill 650w PSU) on OS X 10.12.5.
Everything works and both AE and PPro see the eGPU. I can select OpenCL, CUDA, and Metal options for rendering.
However, when I drop Element 2.2 (latest) on a layer and open the interface, it's still reading my internal graphics card (Intel 4000, yuck).
Has anyone else using eGPU run into this, and is there a way around it?
NOTE: I'm not entertaining PC vs. Mac discussion. The MBP is what I have and it's what I'm using.
Everything works and both AE and PPro see the eGPU. I can select OpenCL, CUDA, and Metal options for rendering.
However, when I drop Element 2.2 (latest) on a layer and open the interface, it's still reading my internal graphics card (Intel 4000, yuck).
Has anyone else using eGPU run into this, and is there a way around it?
NOTE: I'm not entertaining PC vs. Mac discussion. The MBP is what I have and it's what I'm using.
- vassi1i1983
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Re: E3D doesn't see external GPU
Element doesn't allow choosing a graphics cards unfortunately
- JPT7505
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Re: E3D doesn't see external GPU
It looks like E3D is reading the same thing AE is reading-- that my internal GPU is the OpenGL render engine.
There's actually a text file inside AE that allows you to add the names of GPUs that don't support OpenGL, so I added my internal one to the list. Unfortunately AE still sees it, so E3D still sees it.
I'm investigating further, however this doesn't seem to be an Element issue.
There's actually a text file inside AE that allows you to add the names of GPUs that don't support OpenGL, so I added my internal one to the list. Unfortunately AE still sees it, so E3D still sees it.
I'm investigating further, however this doesn't seem to be an Element issue.
- vassi1i1983
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Re: E3D doesn't see external GPU
I was able to solve my problem by going to Library>Extensions and removing AppleIntelHD4000GraphicsGLDriver.bundle.
AE and E3D now both see my external nVidia card as the openGL render engine.
AE and E3D now both see my external nVidia card as the openGL render engine.
- vassi1i1983
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