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This is a great setup for business use, but less suitable for tasks which can make use of a dedicated GPU chip, such as video rendering or Photoshop. It is a low performance graphics capability which comes built in to the Intel i7 CPU chip. What did I mean by a separate GPU? Your Intel Graphics is not separate. As I wrote above, DeNoise was far faster for me. By the way, Sharpen AI was the faster of the two so that's why I chose it for these tests. Where do you think I need to go from here? I'm hopeful there's a way to get these programs to run faster. Since AutoVINO was already on in Sharpen, I'm assuming it didn't help with the problem. I don't know what you mean in your Q2 about a separate GPU, so I'm assuming the answer is no.

I haven't touched any of the settings yet in either of the two programs. So, as you can see, these are very long processing times. Move cursor to better part of the image - 18 secs Initializing upon dropping photo in AI - 13 secs Just opened the photo in Sharpen AI, not as a plugin within Elements. Generating preview (after moving the image again) - 15 secs

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Initial 'opening' of the image by SAI - 26 secsĪdjustment preview (I moved the cursor to a different spot on the image) 15 secsĪpply sharpening - at 50% complete - 1:10 secsĪnd the fan on the MacBook Pro ran almost the entire time. Subscribe to see EXIF info for this image (if available)

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Remember this sharpening/denoise can fix images that no other software can. (Uses GPU in my case)Ī Sharpen preview on my computer takes 7 seconds, and processing a large image takes 65 seconds. Did that help?Ī DeNoise preview on my computer takes 2 seconds and processing a large image takes 15 seconds. Try turning on AutoVINO if the optioan appears and is off. Look in the File/Preferences in each program and tell us what it has been set to (or give us a screen shot).Ĥ. I assume you don't have a separate high powered GPU (is that an option)?ģ. OpenVINO is an Intel technology to help AI software use their processors in a standard, fast, way.ġ. So the very first time is far slower than subsequent use. You can change it or ask it to recalibrate to work it out again. It then stores that in the preferences, so it knows which to use in future. The first time you run the program and load an image it uses every method and works out which is fastest on your computer.

Which of these is being used is set in the Preferences. They can use:Īn Intel CPU that supports OpenVINO (fast)

These advanced AI tools use huge amounts of computer power. They are computer power hogs, more than memory hogs.

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