To use OpenCL on other platforms, launch Blender with -debug-value 256 (either on the command line or by adding it to your shortcut). This made me think my GPU, Intel Iris Xe Graphics, used to operate on the OpenCL rendering technology.
Please recommend how I should proceed from here! I still would prefer to keep my current setup but any recommendation is welcomed!įrom the results of scouring for answers, here are some sites I came across that helped me understand my own situation more:įor AMD and Intel GPUs, turn on OpenCL, your GPU should get listed if it is available However, I also saw that Intel GPUs used to be compatible with OpenCL, which was removed since Blender 3.0. My GPU is Intel Iris Xe Graphics which comes with my laptop so I thought that might be the reason. The actual error message after going to Edit > Preferences > System > Cycles Render Devices is this: "No Compatible GPUs found for Cycles". I followed a YouTube tutorial until Part 6/7 until I realized my CPU was rendering instead of my GPU! I already set my Rendering engine to Cycles and device to GPU Compute but turns out it wasn't working so my computer was wearing down my CPU instead! Every click ended up plummeting my CPU usage to 100% and rendering became impossible to me. Hi all! I'm a new user to Blender and wanted to start with a simple donut (recommended by a friend).
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