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Affinity Photo Freezes a Lot with GPU Acceletation


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Affinity Photo keeps freezing for no specific reason while I'm using it... the software simply stop responding and I need to close the process through the Task Manager.

I believe it's something about the GPU acceleration, since the freezes stops when I disable the acceleration. 

I'm working on a Dell G3 Notebook, with two monitors, Windows 10 (nVidia drivers and OS fully updated) and GPU 1050 Ti.

The log.txt files says: 

                                              Attempting to create Direct3D device with adapter NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti
Setting screen DPI to 109.10067114094 (scale = 1.0)
Attempting to create Direct3D device with adapter NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti
Setting screen DPI to 109.10067114094 (scale = 1.0)
[OpenCL] Error -11 (1042): Could not build program!
[OpenCL] Error -11 (1042): Could not build program!

Since the program don't crashes (just freezes), no crash report was created.

Log.txt

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Hey raphaelbonelli,

That log is truncated so we can't really tell what exactly happened - you should be falling back to software and not crashing.

Does it seem to happen when using tools or adding filters/adjustments? Please keep checking the Log.txt to see if it ever has new info it it.

I'd recommend trying to update your Intel GPU if you're using it as I know you said the dGPU is up to date.

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