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FastRawViewer uses GPU that provided by system, there is no specific GPU-selection code in the program.
For Dual-GPU case it may result in one GPU assigned to FRV while other GPU is used by system for windows drawing. In that case: - FRV draws itself on one GPU (in framebuffer) - system copies this framebuffer into second GPU graphics memory - and redraws it on screen. This might be slow. If your system allows explicit application-GPU assignment try to assign FRV to another GPU.
-- Alex Tutubalin/FastRawViewer team
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FastRawViewer uses GPU that
FastRawViewer uses GPU that provided by system, there is no specific GPU-selection code in the program.
For Dual-GPU case it may result in one GPU assigned to FRV while other GPU is used by system for windows drawing. In that case:
- FRV draws itself on one GPU (in framebuffer)
- system copies this framebuffer into second GPU graphics memory
- and redraws it on screen.
This might be slow.
If your system allows explicit application-GPU assignment try to assign FRV to another GPU.
--
Alex Tutubalin/FastRawViewer team