- Jun 14, 2020
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Greetings. I don't know if I'm asking in the right place and if I can get help here, but it's worth a try.
I installed IMA and it does not display the amount of available video memory correctly. I have attached a screenshot from the program where you can see that IMA thinks I have 11 mb of video memory (there should be a comma after 11, not a period. I have 12gb of video memory in my RTX 3060). Because of this it shows me instead of "remaining available video memory" "you are short of memory by so much" (I attached a screenshot). It's not a critical issue, as I can remove the minus in my head and realize how much video memory a scene is taking up, but still, it's a problem.
The screenshots are taken from a completely empty scene in DAZ. Has anyone encountered this problem or knows how to solve it?
p.s I have the latest version of NVIDIA Studio drivers installed, DAZ is updated to the latest version, so that's not the problem. And yes, I've reinstalled IMA several times, it didn't help.
I installed IMA and it does not display the amount of available video memory correctly. I have attached a screenshot from the program where you can see that IMA thinks I have 11 mb of video memory (there should be a comma after 11, not a period. I have 12gb of video memory in my RTX 3060). Because of this it shows me instead of "remaining available video memory" "you are short of memory by so much" (I attached a screenshot). It's not a critical issue, as I can remove the minus in my head and realize how much video memory a scene is taking up, but still, it's a problem.
The screenshots are taken from a completely empty scene in DAZ. Has anyone encountered this problem or knows how to solve it?
p.s I have the latest version of NVIDIA Studio drivers installed, DAZ is updated to the latest version, so that's not the problem. And yes, I've reinstalled IMA several times, it didn't help.
