CAM used to actually have that option in the Settings under the General tab.
I ran into a couple of issues with Desktop Window Manager in W10 having insane gpu usage so I decided to disable Hardware Acceleration in every app, tool or browser I could think of to see what would happen and how my pc would run without but now I see the option was removed from CAM settings. The weird thing is that CAM does show up in Task Manager as still using 'GPU engine' - 'GPU1-3D' non-stop. After I found out the setting was gone I started looking for something like a .ini file to turn it off that way but I couldn't find one so I ended up here.
So my request is the same as the one in the topic above, please give us back the option. I can't think of any valid reason to turn on a function and then remove the ability to turn it off when there's a problem.
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CAM used to actually have that option in the Settings under the General tab.
I ran into a couple of issues with Desktop Window Manager in W10 having insane gpu usage so I decided to disable Hardware Acceleration in every app, tool or browser I could think of to see what would happen and how my pc would run without but now I see the option was removed from CAM settings. The weird thing is that CAM does show up in Task Manager as still using 'GPU engine' - 'GPU1-3D' non-stop. After I found out the setting was gone I started looking for something like a .ini file to turn it off that way but I couldn't find one so I ended up here.
So my request is the same as the one in the topic above, please give us back the option. I can't think of any valid reason to turn on a function and then remove the ability to turn it off when there's a problem.
Thanx
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