Is it possible to dedicate part of the GPU performance to W-Okada?

[delicate remnant]

I'll be honest, this is my first time using any software like this.

The voice results are pretty good once I set them up, and don't seem to need a lot of GPU capacity either.

However, the moment I start a heavy game, the voice gets choppy/laggy.

I have a 4090, so I absolutely don't mind tanking some FPS in return for the voice working properly. But I have no idea if it's even possible to prevent other programs from interfering with W-Okada.

Any help/info with this would be greatly appreciated :3

[dapper helm]

first, what game did you play? and how is the performance/benchmark result without voice changer/any other apps according to your current game settings?

anyway you can try the optimized fork: https://rentry.co/forkvoicechangerguide

[delicate remnant]

Tbh, I didn't except a response that quickly

If you mean the games performance with benchmark, W-Okada had basically no noticeable impact on any of them.

The games that messed up W-Okada were: "Star Citizen, Minecraft (heavily modded), Horizon Forbidden West, and Cyberpunk 2077"

Even if I lower the settings W-Okada still gets choppy/laggy.

[dapper helm]

• try fps cap to 60 or 120 or depending on your monitor refresh rate
• Minecraft (heavily modded) together with the okada could eat up much usage on even high end cpu. try run vanilla mc or an optimized mod like Oculus (an Iris fork) though you can use your fancy shader on it, and without other unnecessary mods that might contribute significant cpu usage.
• for demanding games, try lower the settings (and you can enable DLSS upscaling when needed)
• again I'd suggest fork wokada that could take less cpu usage

[delicate remnant]

So I'm gonna guess it's not possible to straight up tell my GPU to prioritise W-Okada?

If I install the fork, do I have to uninstall the original?

[night minnow]

Ayo? @delicate remnant level 1 !!!

[dapper helm]

I'd suggest a second GPU like rtx 4060 or a laptop for wokada and livestreaming

[mild quarry]

if we reduce the chunk but our GPU can handle it, will there be a difference in the quality of the sound? for example, will the sound with 1 second chunk and the sound with 100 ms chunk give the same results? (i.e. depending on the model)

for example, when I use it with a 300 ms chunk, neither my CPU nor my GPU is by about 20 percent, but when I switch it to 90 ms, my GPU is loaded by about 75 percent. but for some reason, when I use it at 300 ms, I feel like the sound quality is better. is this psychological or does the quality actually decrease when the ms decreases?

[delicate remnant]

tried the fork you shared.

Took some fiddling because it kept giving me errors, but now it works.

Games no longer cause W-Okada to break, everything runs perfectly fine. It's even faster than the original

Thank you

[dapper helm]

good, though there are many recent AAA games esp in day 1, plus even the burden of wokada, that can only run smoothly using DLSS/FSR or tuning down from the maxed settings
so that's why I'd recommend such secondary gpu/laptop