after effect cpu integrated graphic instead of gpu

[albertozzo]

Hi everyone, I have a rendering problem with After Effects regarding the GPU, does anyone know how to disable the processor's integrated GPU and use the dedicated GPU, I also tried to disable the integrated CPU from the BIOS but nothing continues to use that and I also tried to change settings on AE

[Kevin-Monahan]

Hi @albertozzo,

Thanks for the question and welcome to the forum. Are you sure you need to adjust that? Let me see what the community has to say. I also contacted the product team on your behalf. I hope we can find a solution for you shortly. Sorry for the frustration.

Cheers,
Kevin

[albertozzo]

no problem 

[Kevin-Monahan]

Hi,

I did a search of internal documentation that may be of assistance.

Disable Integrated Graphics in BIOS:

• Access your BIOS settings during system startup.
• Look for settings related to integrated graphics and disable them. This might be under "Advanced" or "Chipset" settings.
• Save and exit the BIOS.

Adjust Graphics Settings in Windows:

• Right-click on your desktop and select "Display settings".
• Scroll down and click on "Graphics settings".
• Browse and add After Effects to the list of applications.
• Select After Effects and click on "Options".
• Choose "High performance" to ensure it uses the dedicated GPU.

Update and Configure NVIDIA Control Panel:

• Open the NVIDIA Control Panel.
• Go to "Manage 3D settings".
• Under the "Program Settings" tab, add After Effects.
• Set the preferred graphics processor to "High-performance NVIDIA processor".

Check After Effects Settings:

• Open After Effects and go to "File" > "Project Settings".
• Under the "Video Rendering and Effects" tab, select "Mercury GPU Acceleration (CUDA)" if you have an NVIDIA GPU.

Let me know if anything here works for you.

Thanks,
Kevin

[albertozzo]

hi, but this didn't work, you have other ideas?