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Profile Bill Freauff
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Message 112454 - Posted: 5 Aug 2023, 2:48:41 UTC
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One of the treads for GPU's had a listed "fix" for an under preforming GPU was to disable "Hardware-Accelerated GPU Scheduling" setting in Display settings -> Graphics -> Change default graphic settings.

Would that be a one off for that user and his system configuration ? Or would the rest of us all benefit from Disabling that Windows feature ?
Keith do you have an opinion ?

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Richard Haselgrove
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Message 112456 - Posted: 5 Aug 2023, 7:37:29 UTC

Another setting that's been suggested for multi-use computers is to turn off "Use hardware acceleration when available" or equivalent in the web browser settings.
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Profile Keith Myers
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Message 112458 - Posted: 6 Aug 2023, 2:25:47 UTC

I turn off hardware assisted gpu scheduling in the browser. Both the cpus and the gpus are fast enough on their own where I don't need to give any app or browser gpu assistance.

Don't know of the tweaks and dials you can turn in Windows. You'll have to explore on your own.
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