A750 extremely low performance with Lightroom Denoise

[f16falcona46]

With the A750 desktop GPU, running Lightroom Denoise on a 24 megapixel image takes just over 9 minutes (9:01). This is extremely slow for a dedicated graphics card. In fact, it is easily beaten by my laptop's integrated Radeon Vega 7 graphics, which can do the same task in 3 minutes 23 seconds--nearly three times faster with less than a tenth of the TDP.

I am using driver 31.0.101.5084 with Lightroom Classic 13.1, on Windows 11.

[Jean_Intel]

Hello f16falcona46,

Thank you for posting in the Intel communities regarding a performance problem with Lightroom Denoise. We want to let you know that Intel is currently working on a solution for the performance issue in that specific application. Unfortunately, we don't have an updated or estimated time for this, but rest assured that we are working on this problem. We will proceed to look into this matter internally, passing your information, and we will be posting back as soon as we have more details.

Best regards

Jean O.

Intel Customer Support Technician

[icpced]

Hello, me the same. Not with that very long time, but it's very annoying wait 40 seconds with that GPU and a little bit more with a very entry level alternatives... (RAWs from Canon 1Dx, 18Mpx)

I hope it is a software defect and I hope you can fix it as soon as possible, thank you

[f16falcona46]

With driver 31.0.101.5186, I now get about 45 seconds start to finish for a 24 MP image, similar to what icpced reported. It's on the slow side (even for cards of its price class), but much better than 9 minutes.

Edit: however, the GPU now makes a ticking sound when denoise is in progress. I am using a stock Limited Edition A750.

[Gabriela_Intel]

Hi folks. Just wanted to let you know that this is still open and under investigation. Thanks so much for your patience.

[Ernesto_C_Intel1]

Thank you for reporting this issue. Our priority is to target the most popular games and apps to focus our efforts on providing a high quality, stable experience for the broadest set of users. We will continue to improve our software performance and compatibility throughout 2024 and beyond. While we can’t accommodate your request at this time, please watch this article https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000095896.html on our website for any possible changes to this situation.