Welcome to setting up blender for g.p rendering.
In this video first of all it is optional.
This video if you do not have a dedicated GP this lecture will not apply to you because you will not
be able to follow along fully.
You may find afterwards after you finish this letter that your GP who is in fact slower than your s.p.
you at rendering And finally there is a reason to have your GP you using it even if it is slower.
It does mean you'll see he is free to do other things that may make a difference to how you're working
on your computer.
But let's hop straight on over into blender.
So here we have my default blender file opened up with our lovely cube in it.
We need to go to file and user preferences.
Once you've gone to use a preference is you will find the option that we need is under the system.
Now I am going to make this windows slightly bigger on the left hand side.
If we go down and down we see compute.
Device is set to Khuda.
If you have an 8 a.m. Day card that will see open C. L. And you can switch them backwards and forwards.
Here we can see the compute device here says none.
And but we can use the s.p. you coulda.
That enables us to use our built in graphics card in this case and in video graphics card as it's cued
up.
And once they selected you do have to save user preferences.
Otherwise it will not apply the next time you open a blender.
So there we go.
We've now set up blender to utilize the graphics card when it renders.
There were a few other setting changes that will need to make to ensure that it does use the graphics
card but will deal with those in the next lecture.