Yeah, that sucks, dude. You’ve obviously put a bunch of your own time in. Latest patch was just fixing broken crap. No new features, except for the random filter, and maybe CLI which I don’t use. Great.
I was trying to express solidarity and empathy for the unpaid time you’ve spent improving/developing their product. The latest update didn’t add any feature that will change my workflow or results. How will the new tensorflow yield better results? Just time saved?
As for unpaid - I can always stick the dll on itch,io and charge a small amount (the 7.50 it costs me for the Russian box seems appropriate) to enable people who can’t currently use the GPU version a way to do so.
While this is something DAE should do theirseves I frankly doubt it’ll happen
Cuda 10.0 definitely works but you need a specific DLL to use it - I’ve built versions for all NVIDIA cards - five variations specific to cards, e.g. 2080 and one that does everything (but it’s huge)
I’m getting a new PC tomorrow (bye-bye six-year old junkpile) - actually it’ll get re-tasked as a linux box…
New laptop is a middle-range ‘Gaming Laptop’ and has an RTX 3060 which means I’ll finally be abe to test DAE GPU on a semi-decent card — one that may have issues with CUDA 10 (as CUDA 10 ony goes as far as 2080s).
I’ll also get to upgrade to Win11 which will slow it down anyway but as I’m used to my six year old craptop it’ll still be a great improvement.