On 2/1/2023 at 7:36 PM, shunkan2g said:I tried to force Windows 11 into using the GPU.
Already tried this. I did this within the Windows settings and with the NVidia Control Panel.
On 2/1/2023 at 7:36 PM, shunkan2g said:I tried to force Windows 11 into using the GPU.
Already tried this. I did this within the Windows settings and with the NVidia Control Panel.
We need to see your Cura.log to know what GPU is being used.
See Help -> Show configuration folder and find cura.log.
I looked into the cura.cfg and changed it from "force_layer_view_compatibility_mode = True" to "force_layer_view_compatibility_mode = False"
And that basically worked for me.
In 3D printing - sometimes just randomly throwing switches works. Congratulations.
Edited by GregValiant8 hours ago, shunkan2g said:force_layer_view_compatibility_mode
That setting in the cura.cfg is reflected in the General preferences as the ""Force layer view compatibility mode (restart required)"" toggle. You must have toggled that at some point, when you had not yet told windows you wanted Cura to use the NVidia GPU.
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Do you have the NVidia Dashboard/Control Panel loaded? You might be able to set it up so Windows allows Cura to use the RTX rather than the onboard graphics unit.
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