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Hello everyone,

I tried updating my graphics driver to the latest version, but my secondary monitor didnt work. Rolled back.

 

XP 64

Nvidia 8800 GT

 

I upgraded from release 182. to 186.

 

Anyone had any similar issues?

 

The reason I tried upgrading is two-fold.

1: When I am running max I have to close max to open another file.

2: Photoshop CS4 is totally slow. Will not allow Open GL? I dont even know if thats a good thing....

 

Thanks,

Any advice much appreciated.

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I've noticed a problem with the last two releases and have had to back up to 180.48.

 

I use an astronomyam called Starry Night Pro Plus 6.23 which won't run with the last two driver versions. Also, the program OpenGL Extensions Viewer 3 will not complete any of the rendering tests. Both applications OpenGL quite heavily

 

So I'm not sure if you're experiencing the same problems as I am, but I think there was some change in the drivers after 182 that effects x64 systems.

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No, I use Lightwave 9.6 and PS CS3. I didn't notice a slowdown with PS but I may not be "pushing" PS that hard.

 

I seemed to me that the real heavy OpenGL programs were the ones that O had problems with.

 

I've left quite a few messages about this problem on a few forums but it seems there's not many experiencing this problem (likely) or I'm just unlucky and using a hardware/software combination that isn't widely used (I'm sure the gamer people would get excited if it impacted a popular game!)

 

That said, 3DS Max and CS4 are quite popular, so I would expect a lot of complaints. Maybe it's a combination of motherboard/processor/graphics board. I'm using an ASUS A8N Premium with an AMD 4800+ processor.

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