I could be wrong but it is very frustrating to hear only responses to generic FAQ links and other unsolved forum posts.

Seems to be happening primarily on mobile workstations. This is by no means sound technical philosophy but I have no idea how the software talks to the hardware but something changed for the worst in this release. The M260 and M264 are turbocharged inline-four engines produced by Mercedes-Benz since 2017. My suspicion is that my onboard intel graphics adaptor that probably runs the GPU output through it like some kind of gateway and PP 2015.4 stands at the gates and reads 'intel onboard graphics adapter' and doesn't enter in to find the AMD gpu in the backyard ready and capable of working in premiere.

I checked the HP Pavilion 15-p002la Notebook PC Product Specifications and it states that the Video Graphics are AMD Radeon R7 M260 graphics with 2048MB DDR3L and up to 6400MB total graphics memory. All of a sudden I can't take advantage of the main feature Premiere pro has going for it. The HP Support Assistant usually pulls in not just the most updated driver, but one that should be compatible as well. Now Mercury playback (OpenCL) option has disappeared which has crippled the efficiency of premiere pro, not to mention it has stalled my projects due to the workflow being choked my laggy interaction and playback. I have a similar issue with my Alienware 17.ĪMD radeon mobile card inside, was working fine with previous premiere pro version.

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