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I've encountered that the training of my DQN with python is like 10 times slower if the game window is not in focus or minimized on Windows 11. That's also the case if the the game window is not visible with set_window_visible(False) but the console window is minimized or not in focus.
I'm sure that is not an issue with with ViZDOOM but with Windows (or Nvidia drivers?) which somehow throttles the resources if the window is not in focus. I'm normally a linux-user, so I really don't really know what to do to fix that. It's really annoying, because at the moment I cannot do anything else on that PC than watching my networks train, if I don't want the training to take more than 10 times longer.
I've already tried to give the python process the highest priority within the task manager, without any success. Anyone have an idea to fix that?
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Hello @McFredward, thank you for reporting the problem. Unfortunately, I've never encountered a similar problem, but 99% of the time I use Linux/MacOS. I will check if this also occurs on my machine and will get back to you.
Hey, we discussed this in the meeting. If anyone who sees this issue knows how to fix it we'd be happy to merge a PR for it, but none of us use windows or know how to fix it, and Windows isn't a fully supported platform so we'll leave this up to the community to work on if needed.
I've encountered that the training of my DQN with python is like 10 times slower if the game window is not in focus or minimized on Windows 11. That's also the case if the the game window is not visible with
set_window_visible(False)
but the console window is minimized or not in focus.I'm sure that is not an issue with with ViZDOOM but with Windows (or Nvidia drivers?) which somehow throttles the resources if the window is not in focus. I'm normally a linux-user, so I really don't really know what to do to fix that. It's really annoying, because at the moment I cannot do anything else on that PC than watching my networks train, if I don't want the training to take more than 10 times longer.
I've already tried to give the python process the highest priority within the task manager, without any success. Anyone have an idea to fix that?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: