jerryc41 Loc: Catskill Mts of NY

I've been processing with Luminar Neo using "Noiseless" and "Supersharp." In both cases, processing takes several minutes, and the GPU goes up to 100% pretty often. I don't recall what kind of a graphics card I put into this computer when I built it in 2016, but it's being pushed to its limit. Considering the prices of graphics cards, I'm willing to wait a few minutes. While typing this, I notice a slight delay between hitting the keys and seeing the letters appear on the screen.

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DougS Loc: Central Arkansas

First thing that showed up on a search you may want to consider: The main difference between gaming graphics card and the normal graphics card are the performance. Gaming cards have higher floating point units,clock speed and higher memory bandwidth and higher bus width, gaming is mostly graphics card intensive so any gaming graphics card can handle anything you throw at it.
I put one in my computer when I built it... Yea, its is fast!

pithydoug Loc: Catskill Mountains, NY

I ordered my new laptop from a local dealer. He is a photographer himself so he had it built with photography in mind, including the Graphics card. Most of my AI tools take maybe 10 seconds. I'm only 32 gig but architected for 64.

Mr. B Loc: eastern Connecticut

Jerry,
I use Luminar Neo as well. My old Mac had 16 GB RAM and the actions you described took forever and ever. My new Mac with 32 GB RAM zips right along. Those same actions take just a few moments.