Use Lightroom 9 GPU for image processing with graphics card Nvidia GTX 780 does not work.

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January 30, 2020
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--- English Version ---

Hi there,

I'm currently testing Lightroom 9.1.

I am particularly concerned with the function: (Lightroom -> Default setting -> Performance)
"Use GPU for image processing"

I have an Nvidia GTX780.

This graphics card is also compatible with Lightroom:
https://helpx.adobe.com/de/lightroom-classic/kb/lightroom-gpu-faq.html

Unfortunately, the second option "Use GPU for image processing" is greyed out.
The first option "Use GPU for display" works.

I read on the support pages that I should install the Nvidia driver version 375.86.

Unfortunately no change.
The latest version doesn't work either.

Can someone help me ?

Regards Timo

---- German Version ----

Hallo,

ich teste gerade Lightroom 9.1.

es geht mir speziell um die Funktion: (Lightroom --> Voreinstellung --> Leistung)
"GPU für Bildverarbeitung verwenden"

Ich habe eine Nvidia GTX780.

Diese Grafikkarte ist auch kompatibel mit Lightroom:
https://helpx.adobe.com/de/lightroom-classic/kb/lightroom-gpu-faq.html

Leider ist die Zweite Option "GPU für Bildverarbeitung verwenden" ausgegraut.
Die erse Option "GPU zur Anzeige verwenden" funktioniert.

Ich habe auf den Supportseiten gelesen dass ich den Nvidia Treiber Version 375.86 installieren soll.

Leider keine Änderung.
Auch die Aktuellste Version funktioniert nicht.

Kann mir jemand helfen ?

Grüße Timo

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GoldingD

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Bonus note

In the NVIDIA controll panel, a setting exists to improve performance. Note this increases power usage and may not be appropriate for a laptop on battery use.

Lightroom preferences use GPU can run differently (improved) on some NVIDIA GPUs when this is on

see: https://www.winhelp.info/boost-lightroom-performance-on-systems-with-nvidia-graphics-chip.html

Also, as you are on Windows see tip 8 in https://au.pcmag.com/windows-10-1/5180/11-tips-to-speed-up-windows-10

unless on a laptop on battery power.

GoldingD

Legend

Part 2

1.

I have an Nvidia GTX780.
This graphics card is also compatible with Lightroom:

Adobe has a unfortunate habit of stating minimum requirements and not being absolutly clear that not all features work with minimum requirements. Older GPU's are one area of issue, yes Lightroom Classic runs, but you might not get to use GPU (acceleration) or you might only get Basic, not full (acceleration)

2.

 read on the support pages that I should install the Nvidia driver version 375.86.

This is where an assumption comes in. Your above statement imply you have a GPU driver older than v375.86. Now as found at the NVIDIA driver site the current version for the GTX 780 is 442.19. So you are (assumed) way way behind. Perhaps the number 1 problem solver is update the GPU driver.

Now another assumption (hopefully wrong) are you relying on the Microsoft Windows System updates for this? Bad. Now you should have a NVIDIA utility called NVIDIA GeForce Experiance. Run that, check it for any updates, then use the driver tab to check for and install the newest driver.

When you install that new driver, select custom, not express, you want to accomplish a clean install of the new driver.