So we refreshed our Aximmetry Broadcast to 5.2 and immideately started to have performance issues. GPU load hits 600% sometimes which was not an issue before. But the framerate is 25 and is holding OK. What could be possible reason for that?
Andrew
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Eifert@Aximmetry
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Hi,
Did the framerate change too compared to before Unreal 5.2? Note that you can change the Frame rate temporarily to Unlimited to get a better idea of what the maximum your hardware can achieve. You can do so in the Edit->Preferences - Rendering: Also, you can change the Process load display on the same page to show Value instead of % GPU. This issue might be entirely related to how the GPU load is calculated, so if you see low values like less than 40 ms, then probably the GPU % is wrongly calculated.
You can test if this only happens with Unreal scenes by running an Aximmetry rendered scene, for example: [Studio]:News Room\News Room - VirtualCam_3-Cam.xcomp And test if it only happens with your Unreal scene by creating an Aximmetry Blank project:
If this issue isn't tied to your Unreal scene, providing information about your computer like the GPU hardware's name could help us find a solution.
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Hi,
Did the framerate change too compared to before Unreal 5.2? Note that you can change the Frame rate temporarily to Unlimited to get a better idea of what the maximum your hardware can achieve. You can do so in the Edit->Preferences - Rendering:
Also, you can change the Process load display on the same page to show Value instead of % GPU. This issue might be entirely related to how the GPU load is calculated, so if you see low values like less than 40 ms, then probably the GPU % is wrongly calculated.
You can test if this only happens with Unreal scenes by running an Aximmetry rendered scene, for example: [Studio]:News Room\News Room - VirtualCam_3-Cam.xcomp
And test if it only happens with your Unreal scene by creating an Aximmetry Blank project:
Warmest regards,