Not getting GPU utilization
Just installed (via RDP) on my work machine that has two Quadro RTX 8000's, and the client defaulted back to 0 GPUs and CPU only workloads.
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This is something I've been looking into, but FAH doesn't detect virtual GPUs right now. Happy to hear any suggestions to fix this.
Could we inject the hardware IDs for the Microsoft Virtual Render Driver into the GPUs.txt? I'm not sure what the full syntax is, but it's at least VEN:DEV:?:?:Description
Surprisingly, adding in
0x1414:0x008E:1:0:Microsoft Virtual Render Device
did get FAH to recognize that I had two GPUs, but it still couldn't find nvcuda.dll or opencl.dll so it didn't list any GPUs available for work
I suspect this is because vGPU does not currently support OpenGL/CL in many cases. There is some experimental work around this, but nothing released yet.