Do you use HAG?

[StevOz]

Hardware-accelerated GPU scheduling?​

This article was in my google feed...

Should you enable hardware-accelerated GPU scheduling in Windows 11?

Gamers are often encouraged to switch on hardware-accelerated GPU scheduling in Windows 10 or 11, but does this feature actually provide any tangible upticks to performance?

www.pcworld.com

It's turned off by default, though it may provide real performance improvements in some cases. For instance blender is claimed to run 5% faster.

Maybe VP and FP might see performance improvements also?

 

[JonPurpleHaze]

Thanks for this, my computer was purchased about a year and a half ago and has a RTX 3060 TI, I only tried 1 game that came with it so far.

I still need to start installing pinball!

This option was enabled for me.

 

[TerryRed]

My wife certainly uses HAG (It's the first part of my last name, and she has always called me HAG).

Hardware-accelerated GPU scheduling​

This is typically needed if your GPU has Frame Generation and you want to enable it for newer games. It's not something older apps like VP and FP can use. Frame Generation is typically only found on the newest GPUs like RTX 4xxx series.

I had to enable it. I have an RTX 4070 Ti Super. When it works well, it can help give you better fps for sure on the game that can make use of it.

 

[StevOz]

This is typically needed if your GPU has Frame Generation

How does this explain the improved performance on Blender?

 

[TerryRed]

How does this explain the improved performance on Blender?

It's not only for Frane Generation, but other apps can benefit from it. Blender is a newer application that gets updated regularly, so its not surprising it can benefit. The newest Blender runs so damn fast for me now because it can make use of newer GPU features.

I also run in Windows 10 (not 11) and use it.