If “OpenCL” doesn’t improve the performance, then keep the option as CUDA. Instead you’ll have to go to the menu “ DaVinci Resolve” -> “Preferences” -> “System” -> “Memory and GPU” -> “GPU Configuration” -> against “GPU Processing Mode” uncheck “Auto” and select “OpenCL” instead of CUDA. If the “compute capability” for your card is greater than 3.5, there is nothing for you to do.īut if it is less than 3.5, then you won’t be able to use CUDA in Resolve. You can also check the compute capability from Nvidia website as well.

If it is less than 3.5, Resolve won’t support your GPU card for versions after 16.2.7 (including version 17).The Compute capability version should be equal to or greater than 3.5.After locating your card, check the first column “ Compute Capability (version)“.Search for your GPU card by pressing “Ctrl + F”.Navigate to Wikipedia GPU CUDA Support List.How to Check your Nvidia GPU Card is Supported by DaVinci Resolve?

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