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same issue with both my laptop and desktop PC.
The Nvidia GPU monitor stays around 1-2% while the CPU spikes and sound gets scrambled.
Playing the same videos on multiple VLC instances at once gets the GPU monitor to 20-30%, and I can even simultaneously run usine with a heavy workspace flawlessly
The problem seems to be within Usine itself (Hollyhock Win64 3.0.166-1)
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It is my first post here. I recently purchased HH3 (black friday) and I feel that somehow HH3 is more buggy / less stable than HH and HH2 (in both cases I was using the limited free version). I have an impression that moving windows around or anything that displays a window creates a not-proportional cpu load peak, and audio stutters. Tried to turn-on the hardware acceleration but this makes my screen blink with every move and freezes usine after a while...
What coud I do to optimize the experience? (Im on Win7 64 AMD Radeon)
Best Regards
Michal
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yes, given the specs Lenovo Miix Tablet may have trouble with DAWs in general due to CPU not up for the task. For audio processing you need as much CPU power as possible and any Atom based tablet is not really designed for power intensive tasks.
as for Thinkpad, maybe without hardware acceleration it would do better since integrated Intel GPU is too weak.
Thanks fory your reply.as for Thinkpad, maybe without hardware acceleration it would do better since integrated Intel GPU is too weak.
HH2 works like a charm on both, the atom processor and the old i5. I have hardware acceleration enabled on both machines.
It is only HH3 that's not working.
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Sorry brains not awake yet or I'd spell it out, but you know what I mean...I've typed it like 6 or 7 times in the Forum...hahaha
-s
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as for Thinkpad, maybe without hardware acceleration it would do better since integrated Intel GPU is too weak.
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I have a ~2013 Samsung Series 7 AIO, Which has an i5, well back then 6GB DDR3, and uses Intel HD 3500 DX11. Still use it...now i overdo it way way too much...but still does fantastic.
On HH2 the DX10 was issue in many cases for slower graphical stutters, positional cursors not being smooth, etc... for me...this was on my main studio computer (a monster at the time and still a beast today), that had a GTX250 which only had DX10...and had a bunch of issues.
I moved up to a GTX750Ti and GTX980 and all graphical woes and stuttering went away with the the updates during the beginning phases of HH2.
I use the HD3500 on a daily basis for about 75% of my HH work, although my GTXs are amazing...I just have no qualms even using the intel very much.
-s
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Win 10/32 Intel Atom CPU Z3795 1.6GHz Intel HD Graphics Bay Trail GPU 10.18.10.4491WHQL Driver Direct X 11
The Lenovo Thinkpad T410
Win 7/32 Intel i5 520M CPU 2.4GHz Intel HD Graphics Arrandale GPU 2117PC14.34 BIOS 8.15.10.2993WHQL Driver Dirext X 10
Do you need any more specs?
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HH3 works fine on my Win 10/64 Gforce G710 Direct X12
It starts stuttering with only a few modules on my T410 Win 7/32 Intel HD Direct X10.1 and also Win 10/64 Intel HD
The same problem on my Lenovo Miix Tablet, Win 10/32 Intel HD Direct X 11
HH2 works fine on all my computers.
It could help if you specify what exact Intel GPU's you tried, but perhaps they're too weak for the task. Then again, I saw improvement over no hardware acceleration on Intel HD 4000.It starts stuttering with only a few modules on my T410 Win 7/32 Intel HD Direct X10.1 and also Win 10/64 Intel HD
The same problem on my Lenovo Miix Tablet, Win 10/32 Intel HD Direct X 11
HH2 works fine on all my computers.
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The same problem on my Lenovo Miix Tablet, Win 10/32 Intel HD Direct X 11
HH2 works fine on all my computers.
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On Windows 10 64-bit, but with 32-bit Usine.Are you on Windows 10 or Mac OSX?
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Are you on Windows 10 or Mac OSX?
On Windows 10 64-bit, but with 32-bit Usine.Statistics: Posted by x.iso — 27 Sep 2017, 18:55
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I must say, after recent update and reintroduction of hardware acceleration everything is just better. I can set refresh rate at lowest latency and high quality just fine! UI is smoother and way faster, there are no artefacts or glitches so far and those that were present before are now gone. I see no drawbacks at all, CPU seems to have more "room" to breathe as well, with load decreasing about 10%. Thank you so much for this update.
Are you on Windows 10 or Mac OSX?Statistics: Posted by mattmarantz — 27 Sep 2017, 10:58
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I also remember as well...I remember in large workspaces...or when modifying large patches....each one has it's own "Undo".
I know if you disable the undo for a larger patch you are working on...it definitely helps performance depending on the system.
Now just remember to manually save. Just a suggestion to hopefully help ease...until figuring out your solution.
-s
Statistics: Posted by sephult — 20 Sep 2017, 13:28
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Found this old topic, which seems to be related to first Hollyhock. So I can't figure out, is Usine supposed to work with Nvidia GPU or it used to do so in first release of Hollyhock? On audio part both HH2 and HH3 seem to cope well with tasks I'm giving it, but from what I'm seeing in Nvidia activity panel both of them run on Intel graphics. HH2 generally runs like a champ, but is outdated feature wise, however on HH3 UI starts to get choppy as I increase amount of interface elements (at first the only problem is choppy scrolling, then everything gets less responsive as I get UI busy).
It's not all that terrible or a dealbreaker though, just kinda bugs me that in theory if GPU is utilized properly, I could do much more with Usine and perhaps start to use video side of it as well.
I am on Mac (soon to be a Windows X user) but currently my entire setup is qued up on Mac in Hollyhock 3 32-bit (no 64 bit HH3 yet on Mac) and I have choppy GUI with strange clicking and dragging behavior. Sometimes if I simply mouse over a rack it will be dragged into the input of a different rack unintentionally. I also just get weird choppy glitchy graphics mainly on the racks. I am using some 3rd party stuff like J-Bridge to run 64 bit plugins in 32 bit HH3 as well as tons of FX and synths from 3rd party developers so it could be anything... Then again Logic, Mainstage, and Reaper do not have this type of behaviour. Audio is not affected which, for me, is the important part. MIDI is rock solid as well. Hope GUI gets fixed especially the unintentional clicking and dragging bugs because it's a bit cumbersome to edit my workspace like this.It's not all that terrible or a dealbreaker though, just kinda bugs me that in theory if GPU is utilized properly, I could do much more with Usine and perhaps start to use video side of it as well.
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Cheers,
Tom
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Statistics: Posted by senso — 27 Aug 2013, 13:55
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Best of luck! Sounds like a lovely computer!
Cheers,
Tom
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