But on large batch exports, maximum CPU usage could result in unwanted side effects such as other applications becoming less responsive, and reaching the CPU temperature limit. To finish a bulk export as quickly as possible Lightroom Classic employed all cores, so the more CPU cores were available the faster a multi-image export could complete. Up through version 11.3.1, Lightroom Classic used only the CPU to process image exporting. Exporting before GPU acceleration: It was all about CPU cores A quick test shows that GPU acceleration can result in faster multi-file exports that use computer resources more efficiently on less power, which in turn produces less heat and fan noise, potentially improving battery life.
In the Lightroom Classic 11.4 update, one new performance enhancement got my attention: GPU acceleration for exporting.
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