Premiere Pro no longer supports Intel UHD 630 ?

Question

When exporting my final product - I would be using 40% CPU + 60% Intel GPU + 40% Nvidia GPU.

However after updating to the newest Premiere Pro 14.4 and realized that my Intel GPU was no longer being used during my final export - only my CPU and Nvidia GPU are being used (CPU pegged at 100% making my computer useless during exports)

So i reverted back to the older version 14.3.2 but the problem still exists. Why doesnt premiere pro utilize my intel iGPU ??

Every possible driver and bios is up to date on my pc:
I7-8700 w/ Intel UHD 630
MSI B360i itx
16GB ram
GTX 1080
Adata NVME SSD
Windows 10 Pro Version 2004 Build 19041.508

RjL190365 · Answer

It's the newer Intel drivers themselves. Intel now requires that only the integrated iGPU be used for both decoding and encoding. And because of this new driver behavior, you cannot have both QuickSync and NVENC for video processing simultaneously. In this case, with the newer drivers, disabling QuickSync encoding will also disable QuickSync decoding no matter what. And you will have to revert all the way back to version 14.1 (not 14.3.1) or earlier in order to utilize the iGPU with the discrete GPU.

So, with newer Intel graphics drivers and a discrete GPU of any kind installed, then the iGPU will be effectively disabled for all intents and purposes.

And the next major version of Premiere Pro is now planned to include NVDEC hardware decoding support, which will now effectively depreciate QuickSync entirely (by restricting its use to only those Intel-powered PCs with only integrated graphics and no discrete GPU at all). And Intel did this because it has not updated its iGPU meaningfully in the past five years (hardware- and feature-wise).

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