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Anyone using Daz with Windows 11 yet?

bevdog896_d08d9c913abevdog896_d08d9c913a Posts: 119
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Just wondering how things are going with that :) 

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  • markgoode77markgoode77 Posts: 343

    No problems so far.  At least, no new ones anyway.

  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 102,475

    https://www.daz3d.com/forums/discussion/524476/windows-11-is-groovy

  • bevdog896_d08d9c913abevdog896_d08d9c913a Posts: 119

    Thanks for the info :) 

  • BobvanBobvan Posts: 2,652

    I got the you cannot install on both laptop & tower. Since I can afford to experiment with my laptop. I have someone at work who does PC stuff for me he also is part of the M$ dev team. He installed it on my laptop so far so good!

  • vonHobovonHobo Posts: 1,700

    I upgraded to Windows 11 and DAZ Studio seems to run slower than it did on Windows 10.

    I don't know. Getting frustrated, but maybe Windows 11 is just doing it's thing and it will speed up eventually? Urghhh!

     

  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 102,475

    von Hobo said:

    I upgraded to Windows 11 and DAZ Studio seems to run slower than it did on Windows 10.

    I don't know. Getting frustrated, but maybe Windows 11 is just doing it's thing and it will speed up eventually? Urghhh!

    What are your system specifications? There is, I belive, a known issue with AMD CPUs at the moment.

  • nonesuch00nonesuch00 Posts: 18,302

    My DAZ Studio 4.15.1.xx is running it seems faster at least as far as creating scenes because I upgraded my CPU to an AMD Ryzen 7 5700G but because the GPU has been downgraded from an PNY GeForce 1650 4GB Super to the AMD Ryzen 7 5700G renders run slower.

  • vonHobovonHobo Posts: 1,700
    edited November 2021

    Richard Haseltine said:

    von Hobo said:

    I upgraded to Windows 11 and DAZ Studio seems to run slower than it did on Windows 10.

    I don't know. Getting frustrated, but maybe Windows 11 is just doing it's thing and it will speed up eventually? Urghhh!

    What are your system specifications? There is, I belive, a known issue with AMD CPUs at the moment.

    I have an Alienware desktop with a Nvidia GeForce graphics card. 

    Funny, it seems to be running a lot faster now just 24 hours after upgrading to Windows 11. Who knows what is going on behind the scenes. Updates, etc. maybe.

    So I think it's good. 

    I didn't even know you could use DAZ Studio with an AMD card, so I guess it's now compatible which is nice.

     

    Post edited by vonHobo on
  • QuasarQuasar Posts: 650

    von Hobo said:

    Richard Haseltine said:

    von Hobo said:

    I upgraded to Windows 11 and DAZ Studio seems to run slower than it did on Windows 10.

    I don't know. Getting frustrated, but maybe Windows 11 is just doing it's thing and it will speed up eventually? Urghhh!

    What are your system specifications? There is, I belive, a known issue with AMD CPUs at the moment.

    I have an Alienware desktop with a Nvidia GeForce graphics card. 

    Funny, it seems to be running a lot faster now just 24 hours after upgrading to Windows 11. Who knows what is going on behind the scenes. Updates, etc. maybe.

    So I think it's good. 

    I didn't even know you could use DAZ Studio with an AMD card, so I guess it's now compatible which is nice.

     

    You could always use Srudio with an AMD card. It just won't use the GPU to render if you use Iray. It will use the CPU instead. 

  • Ghosty12Ghosty12 Posts: 2,065
    edited November 2021

    von Hobo said:

    Richard Haseltine said:

    von Hobo said:

    I upgraded to Windows 11 and DAZ Studio seems to run slower than it did on Windows 10.

    I don't know. Getting frustrated, but maybe Windows 11 is just doing it's thing and it will speed up eventually? Urghhh!

    What are your system specifications? There is, I belive, a known issue with AMD CPUs at the moment.

    I have an Alienware desktop with a Nvidia GeForce graphics card. 

    Funny, it seems to be running a lot faster now just 24 hours after upgrading to Windows 11. Who knows what is going on behind the scenes. Updates, etc. maybe.

    So I think it's good. 

    I didn't even know you could use DAZ Studio with an AMD card, so I guess it's now compatible which is nice.

     

    I think that what was being asked is do you know what CPU is in your computer, is it an Intel or AMD CPU.. As there are still some issues at the moment with AMD CPU's and Windows 11..

    Post edited by Ghosty12 on
  • vonHobovonHobo Posts: 1,700

    Quasar said:

    von Hobo said:

    Richard Haseltine said:

    von Hobo said:

    I upgraded to Windows 11 and DAZ Studio seems to run slower than it did on Windows 10.

    I don't know. Getting frustrated, but maybe Windows 11 is just doing it's thing and it will speed up eventually? Urghhh!

    What are your system specifications? There is, I belive, a known issue with AMD CPUs at the moment.

    I have an Alienware desktop with a Nvidia GeForce graphics card. 

    Funny, it seems to be running a lot faster now just 24 hours after upgrading to Windows 11. Who knows what is going on behind the scenes. Updates, etc. maybe.

    So I think it's good. 

    I didn't even know you could use DAZ Studio with an AMD card, so I guess it's now compatible which is nice.

     

    You could always use Srudio with an AMD card. It just won't use the GPU to render if you use Iray. It will use the CPU instead. 

    Good to know! Thank you! 

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