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The gpuencoding tag on WindowsForum.com covers discussions about GPU-accelerated video encoding, particularly the new Direct3D 12 (D3D12) video encoding path in Windows 11. Topics include how this technology shifts real-time video encoding for browser-based calls and screen sharing from the CPU to the GPU, leading to smoother video, lower CPU utilization, and longer laptop battery life. Content focuses on support in Chrome and Microsoft Edge, driver requirements, and the benefits of hardware encoding for Windows users.
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    GPU-Accelerated D3D12 Encoding in Chrome and Edge on Windows 11

    Google’s Chromium team is rolling out support for Windows 11’s Direct3D 12 (D3D12) video encoding path to Chrome and Microsoft Edge, a change that shifts real‑time video encoding for browser-based calls and screen sharing from the CPU to the GPU — promising smoother video, lower CPU utilization...
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