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HD530 missing OpenCL

KChan56
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‎11-17-2017 01:00 PM
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Hello all

In an odd occasion, I discovered that the hardware acceleration was disabled in Premiere and AME. After looking for a while, I noticed the OpenCL ability (or whatever) is missing from my system. Display driver is newest and I did a fresh install with DDU and still no luck.

I am not sure what's wrong with this, yet software rendering is too painful for me. How I can bring back the OpenCL function? Thanks for all your help.

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Stefan3D
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‎11-17-2017 01:08 PM
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Re-check with http://www.ozone3d.net/redirect.php?id=401 GPU Caps Viewer

The OpenCL tab should expose 2 different devices - GPU and CPU - if driver is working properly.

Otherwise try older drivers from this list: https://downloadcenter.intel.com/product/88345/Intel-HD-Graphics-530 Downloads for Intel® HD Graphics 530

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KChan56
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‎11-17-2017 01:17 PM
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Hmmm maybe I should try a older driver.

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KChan56
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‎11-18-2017 01:45 AM
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- Resolved -

Purged the newest driver with DDU and installed an older one. OpenCL and hardware acceleration in Premiere and AME is back.

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