6.0.11 not detecting my GPU?

[knappy]

So updated Arena. I like the status bar update with the CPU and Ram... but mine says GPU N/A and VRam N/A

I have a mid 2015 MBP with the AMD Radeon R9 M370X 2048 MB Card... shouldn't it show?

[Zoltán]

It looks like, that on OSX this is not as simple as just asking the OS or drivers to report these, so we're still working on this.

[knappy]

cool. Will give the real world test tomorrow. Thanks for the fast feedback.

[pette]

Hi,
Me too.
Gpu and vram N/A

MacBook Pro retina 2014
Nvidia geforge gt 750m 2048 MB

Thanks

[littlestepjp]

Hi,
Me too.
Gpu and vram N/A

MacBook Pro 2016 15inch&MacBook Pro 2014 13inch.
AMD RX580 8GB + RazerCoreX (TB3orTB2>TB3)

Thanks!

[Supernova]

I am on a pc with arena 6.1.1 . It is also showing the gpu as n/a even though this machine has two Titan pascal cards. Whats the fix?

[Zoltán]

I am on a pc with arena 6.1.1 . It is also showing the gpu as n/a even though this machine has two Titan pascal cards. Whats the fix?

On Pc, it looks like having multiple GPU-s is the source of the confusion.
We'll check this out also.

[Menno]

N/A just means that this statistic is not available to resolume, this does NOT mean that the gpu is not working.

The problem is that it's currently not possible for resolume to know on which gpu it's running (we can get the name, but that's not enough to know which device it is). For this reason, if there's two gpus resolume could be running on either and thus we dont know which device's statistics we should show.
This is also the main problem on osx because there you have the integrated gpu as well as the dedicated one.

If you see this N/A you can just do your vj'ing as you normally would and you have to rely on the fps meter to tell you when to take it easy.