Expose currently hidden “WinMLUseGraphicQueue” parameter in preferences

[Photo-DKO (Dirk Offringa, Windows 10, RX570, PL6E-VP3-FP6, Fujifilm shooter)]

I described the reasons for this request here:

Any reason I should Not use DeepPrime every time?

Hi there, I believe I have found the solution to both the artifacts and the “correction failed at the execute stage”. My support ticket came back with the dev team saying that this was an error in the Radeon driver (my card is a Radeon RX570 8GB) and that this could not be solved by modifying DeepPrime code. I did a clean reinstall of the driver and associated software using the AMD cleanup utility, but that didn’t make a difference. But I finally stumbled up this article: https://support.dxo…

It took me 5 months before I found out about this setting, even support ot staff had apparently forgotten about it. It’s a crucial setting to make some graphic cards work with DeepPrime.

Generally speaking, there shouldn’t be any hidden parameters. I understand that DxO has this “we take care of everything” philosophy, but parameters that adapt the software to the hardware should be accessible to the operators (aka: “users”)

Thanks

[Ardo (Luc Po)]

A 100% with you on that… what mostly every AMD RADEON owner should request by voting on this.