Intel integrated graphics do not satisfy minimum requirements for Linux. You will need a capable discrete graphics card.
Each Resolve release lists minimum system requirements in the "Read More" link in the Support page below the feature listing. Example:
18.0 beta 5 release notes.
In general, to run Resolve, you need these as a minimum:
• A modern mid to high end x86_64 or Apple silicon CPU.
- Celeron, Pentium, Phenom, Athlon and similar models are not supported.
• Fast RAM. While Resolve can start on some systems with 8 GB RAM, the experience would be very limiting.
- 16 GB is generally recommended as a minimum and many users have 64GB or more, especially if they use Fusion.
• A robust GPU with support for (as of June 2022) CUDA 3.5 or OpenCL 1.2.
- An integrated Apple silicon or Intel GPU or discrete AMD or Nvidia graphics card(s) with at least 4 GB VRAM. 8 GB VRAM or more is recommended.
- For Linux, a discrete graphics card is part of the minimum requirement.
In addition, the following notes may help:
• With insufficient VRAM, performance can be adversely affected and Resolve may choose to turn off features like hardware accelerated video decoding and encoding to optimally use available VRAM.
• For Windows and Linux, please download and cleanly install manufacturer drivers - creative or studio versions if possible.
• Please ensure that the system has adequate power and cooling for optimal performance.
• For custom builds, seat the processor and GPUs properly, ensure the GPUs are on the fastest non blocking PCIe slots and that all displays are connected to a single GPU.
Posted: Sun Jul 03, 2022 1:43 pm
