By default, Eagle enables GPU hardware acceleration to provide the best performance experience. However, specific graphics card compatibility issues may cause software anomalies, such as inability to open, abnormal video playback, etc. This article will guide you on how to disable or enable this feature to resolve these issues.

Reasons to Disable GPU Hardware Acceleration

You may need to disable GPU acceleration when encountering the following issues:

Eagle cannot start or open normally
Videos cannot play normally
Video colors display abnormally
Graphics rendering issues occur during software operation

How to Disable GPU Hardware Acceleration

Open Eagle Main Menu:
Click the Eagle main menu and select "Preferences".
Go to "General" Settings Page:
In the "General" page, find the [Use GPU Hardware Acceleration] option in the startup section.
Disable GPU Hardware Acceleration:
Uncheck the [Use GPU Hardware Acceleration] option to disable this feature.

Open Eagle Main Menu:
Click the Eagle main menu and select "Preferences...".
Go to "General" Settings Page:
In the "General" page, find the [Use GPU Hardware Acceleration] option in the startup section.
Disable GPU Hardware Acceleration:
Uncheck the [Use GPU Hardware Acceleration] option to disable this feature.

Important Notes

After disabling GPU hardware acceleration, Eagle will use CPU for image processing, which may affect software performance
If the problem is resolved after disabling GPU acceleration, you can continue using this setting
After software updates, you can try re-enabling GPU acceleration to see if the issue has been fixed

How to Turn Off or Enable Eagle GPU Hardware Acceleration Feature