If you try to use your computer while it is processing on High it will likely seem laggy however, it will increase processing speed. If you want to get your batch of images or single image done quickly and don't mind letting Gigapixel AI use all your GPU's processing power, then change your 'Allowed graphics memory consumption' to High. If you have a discrete GPU and this is set to No, change it to Yes and try processing again. Often these computers will also have a discrete (sometimes called dedicated) GPU which only uses its processing power for graphics specific actions. The integrated GPU shares its processing power with the rest of the computer to make every day things go quickly. Some machines have an integrated GPU and one or more discrete GPUs. Most people like to leave this on however so lets move down to the Performance settings. If time is of the essence and you are willing to sacrifice some quality, you can set 'Use maximum quality AI models' to No. Once your computer is up to date, go to File -> Preferences on Windows or Gigapixel AI -> Preferences on Mac.Ī window including the options below will appear. However, we are still improving this feature and there a few things we can sometimes do to speed it up.įirst, make sure that you OS and drivers are up to date.įor Mac users, you can do this by going to Apple -> About This Mac -> Software Updateįor Windows users, you can find our comprehensive update guide here. When Gigapixel AI is started for the first time, it does its best to benchmark the available hardware and make the best decision for performance configuration.

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