“Select a PhysX Processor” -> Select the dedicated graphics card listed.įrom the menu bar, click on “ DaVinci Resolve” -> “Preferences“, you should be able to see the name of your dedicated graphics card against “Video card 1” under GPU configuration.Now click on “Set PhysX Configuration” under “3D Settings”.Under “Global Settings” -> Preferred Graphics Processor -> Select “High Performance NVidia Processor”.

Click on “Manage 3D Settings” under “3D Settings”.

Right click on your desktop -> Click on Nvidia Control Panel (or AMD Catalyst Control Center).

How to set Nvidia or AMD GPU as Default Display Adapter If you have one, be sure to make the dedicated graphics card as the default display adapter. Make sure the minimum onboard memory or VRAM has 4GB. It is better to install a dedicated GPU (if you don’t have one). Sometimes, if you’re lucky, you can get away with importing footages inside “Media” tab of Resolve with the integrated graphics card.īut when you start editing, Resolve can crash on you. System which runs only on Integrated Graphics card and doesn’t have dedicated GPU can cause crashing during startup. Roll back to the previous stable version of Resolve. My system meets minimum system requirements but still crashing Revert to the previous version if needed.

Update the Video Card Driver to the correct version – not necessarily the latest one. Have a good GPU with sufficient VRAM but still crashing.

Have Graphics Card but Resolve recognises only Integrated Graphics CardĮither disable Integrated Graphics Card or update Video Card Driver which will make Resolve recognize the GPU. Integrated Graphics card is not sufficient to run DaVinci Resolve. No dedicated Graphics Card, system runs only on Integrated Graphics Card Many users face crashes after launching Resolve – during splash screen which loads different modules like Edit, Color, looking for control surface, etc.Įither DaVinci Resolve doesn’t respond or closes unexpectedly.

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