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• Photoshop detects not Nvidia GTX 860 m

  I have an Alienware M17x R4 with:

  • 10 1511 Windows version (OS Build 10586.63)
  • NVIDIA GTX 860 m
  • Intel Core-i7 3740QM with Intel HD4000
  • NVIDIA driver version 361,43
  • Intel 10.18.10.4276 driver version

  I spent a whole day trying to get Photoshop to recognize my discreet GPU.  I tried the following:

  • The value of D - GPU on the Global tab of the Nvidia Control Panel
  • The value Photoshop.exe & sniffer.exe in Nvidia Control Panel to use D - GPU
  • Reset the settings of Photoshop by launching with CTRL-ALT-SHIFT
  • Launch Photoshop with administrator privileges
  • Launch Photoshop with right click and 'use the discrete GPU.

  After all, that's what I got:

  

  The status bar on Nvidia think that Photoshop uses the discrete GPU, however, Photoshop itself reports that it uses the Integrated GPU.

  Here's what reports System Info:

  Information system

  Adobe Photoshop Version: 2015.0.0 20150529.r.88 2015/05 / 29:23:59:59 CL 1024429 x 64 Operating system: Windows 64-bit 8.1 Version: 8.1 or greaterSystem architecture: Intel CPU Family: 6, model: 10, Stepping: 9 with MMX, SSE whole, FP SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, AVX, HyperThreading Physical processor count: 4 Number of logical processors: 8 Processor speed: 2694 MHz Built-in memory: 32647 MB Free memory: 26866 MB Memory available to Photoshop: 29508 MB Memory used by Photoshop: 59% Space design: disabled. Work plans: enabled. Multi-frequency 3D printing: disabled. HighBeam: disabled. Tile image size: 1028K Image cache level: 8 Overview of fonts: medium TextComposer: Latin Display: 1 Limits of the display: top = 0, left = 0, low = 1080, right = 1920 OpenGL drawing: enabled. OpenGL allows old GPU: not detected.

  OpenGL drawing mode: Advanced

  OpenGL allows Normal Mode: true.

  OpenGL allows Advanced Mode: true.

  AIFCoreInitialized = 1

  AIFOGLInitialized = 1

  OGLContextCreated = 1

  NumGLGPUs = 1

  NumCLGPUs = 2

  glgpu [0]. GLVersion = "3.0".

  glgpu [0]. GLMemoryMB = 2112

  glgpu [0]. GLName = "Intel (R) graphics HD 4000"

  glgpu [0]. GLVendor = "Intel."

  glgpu [0]. GLVendorID = 32902

  glgpu [0]. GLDriverVersion = "10.18.10.4276".

  glgpu [0]. GLRectTextureSize = 16384

  glgpu [0]. GLRenderer = "Intel (R) graphics HD 4000"

  glgpu [0]. GLRendererID = 358

  glgpu [0]. HasGLNPOTSupport = 1

  glgpu [0]. GLDriver = "igdumdim64.dll, igd10iumd64.dll, igd10iumd64.dll, igdumdim32, igd10iumd32, i gd10iumd32.

  glgpu [0]. GLDriverDate = "20150817000000.000000 - 000.

  glgpu [0]. CanCompileProgramGLSL = 1

  glgpu [0]. GLFrameBufferOK = 1

  glgpu [0] .glGetString [GL_SHADING_LANGUAGE_VERSION] = ' 1.30 - Build 10.18.10.4276.

  glgpu [0] .glGetProgramivARB [GL_FRAGMENT_PROGRAM_ARB] [GL_MAX_PROGRAM_INSTRUCTIONS_ARB] = [1447]

  glgpu [0] .glGetIntegerv [GL_MAX_TEXTURE_UNITS] = [8]

  glgpu [0] .glGetIntegerv [GL_MAX_COMBINED_TEXTURE_IMAGE_UNITS] = [96]

  glgpu [0] .glGetIntegerv [GL_MAX_VERTEX_TEXTURE_IMAGE_UNITS] = [16]

  glgpu [0] .glGetIntegerv [GL_MAX_TEXTURE_IMAGE_UNITS] = [16]

  glgpu [0] .glGetIntegerv [GL_MAX_DRAW_BUFFERS] = [8]

  glgpu [0] .glGetIntegerv [GL_MAX_VERTEX_UNIFORM_COMPONENTS] = [4096]

  glgpu [0] .glGetIntegerv [GL_MAX_FRAGMENT_UNIFORM_COMPONENTS] = [4096]

  glgpu [0] .glGetIntegerv [GL_MAX_VARYING_FLOATS] = [64]

  glgpu [0] .glGetIntegerv [GL_MAX_VERTEX_ATTRIBS] = [16]

  glgpu [0] .extension [AIF::OGL:GL_ARB_VERTEX_PROGRAM] = 1

  glgpu [0] .extension [AIF::OGL:GL_ARB_FRAGMENT_PROGRAM] = 1

  glgpu [0] .extension [AIF::OGL:GL_ARB_VERTEX_SHADER] = 1

  glgpu [0] .extension [AIF::OGL:GL_ARB_FRAGMENT_SHADER] = 1

  glgpu [0] .extension [AIF::OGL:GL_EXT_FRAMEBUFFER_OBJECT] = 1

  glgpu [0] .extension [AIF::OGL:GL_ARB_TEXTURE_RECTANGLE] = 1

  glgpu [0] .extension [AIF::OGL:GL_ARB_TEXTURE_FLOAT] = 1

  glgpu [0] .extension [AIF::OGL:GL_ARB_OCCLUSION_QUERY] = 1

  glgpu [0] .extension [AIF::OGL:GL_ARB_VERTEX_BUFFER_OBJECT] = 1

  glgpu [0] .extension [AIF::OGL:GL_ARB_SHADER_TEXTURE_LOD] = 0

  clgpu [0]. CLPlatformVersion = "1.2".

  clgpu [0]. CLDeviceVersion = "1.2".

  clgpu [0]. CLMemoryMB = 1400

  clgpu [0]. CLName = 'Intel (R) graphics HD 4000'

  clgpu [0]. CLVendor = "Intel(r) Corporation"

  clgpu [0]. CLVendorID = 32902

  clgpu [0]. CLDriverVersion = "10.18.10.4276".

  clgpu [0]. CUDASupported = 0

  clgpu [0]. CLBandwidth = 2.15011e + 010

  clgpu [0]. CLCompute = 143.261

  clgpu [1]. CLPlatformVersion = "1.2".

  clgpu [1]. CLDeviceVersion = 'CUDA 1.2.

  clgpu [1]. CLMemoryMB = 4096

  clgpu [1]. CLName = 'GeForce GTX 860M.

  clgpu [1]. CLVendor = "NVIDIA Corporation".

  clgpu [1]. CLVendorID = 4318

  clgpu [1]. CLDriverVersion = "361,43".

  clgpu [1]. CUDASupported = 1

  clgpu [1]. CUDAVersion = "8.0.5".

  clgpu [1]. CLBandwidth = 5.6867e + 010

  clgpu [1]. CLCompute = 480.875

  Zero Photoshop has async I/O active

  Scratch the volumes:

  F:\, 59.6 G, 58.8 G free

  I managed to solve this problem by following this guide:

  https://forums.GeForce.com/default/topic/912887/GeForce-mobile-GPUs/NVIDIA-GPU-not-detecte d-solved.

  Now my laptop detect the Nvidia GPU in all my 3D applications and games!

• 4 GB Nvidia GTX 860 m.   Will it work?

  I'm considering buying a laptop with a 4 GB Nvidia GTX 860 m.   It is not on the list of supported cards, am I able to still use it for Premiere Pro?  I don't know a whole lot of tech, just how to edit.

  many video cards are not listed in the list of supported cards, but most work very well. in older versions of adobe software, such as cs6, by default, they cannot only some video cards, but current versions are no longer restricted to some cards. It should make use of this gtx 860 m very well.

• No performance difference using Nvidia GTX 1070 against 970 GTX?

  I've been running a Nvidia GTX 970 on a machine Windows 10 with Skylake 4.0 GHz 64 GB ram and Lightroom/Photoshop CC. I recently acquired a GTX 1070. Does anyone know if using the 1070 GTX would make any increase in performance over using the GTX 970 in Lightrooom or Photoshop CC? Also the faster architecture for a 1070, 8 GB of DDR5 ram memory and a 970, 3.5 GB DDR4 games. Don't know if this makes a difference in CC as Adobe is not write code to take FULL advantage of the GPU. This is probably a question for engineers from Nvidia, but I thought I'd ask anyway.

  Thank you.

  [Ask the right help forum... Left non-technical Forum Lounge for forum specific program... MOD]

  toddp84299287 wrote:

  Don't know if this makes a difference in CC as Adobe is not write code to take FULL advantage of the GPU.

  lol... not even close.
  Adobe has really bad support GPU.

  I've spent a GTX 970 to a GTX 1080 and I don't see any improvement in speed at all in lightroom.

  for photoshop im not sure at 100%. I Don t use 3D in photoshop.

  with my daily work (edition 24-50MP images and panoramas more) I Don t notice a difference either.

  Maybe there are a few features that operate more quickly when compare you to them.

  but noticeable when faster with PS... nope not my experience.

• East-nvidia gtx 860 m compatible with illustrator CC?

  I'm going to buy laptop with nvidia gtx 860 m and I need to know
  Is compatible with the CC-860 m-Nvidia GTX Illustrator?

  var_px,

  NVIDIA GTX 860 m is not among the compatible graphics cards for the moment. Please see the link below for the full set of compatible graphics cards:

  System requirements | Adobe Illustrator

  Thank you

  OM

• Differences in the performance of nividia geforce gtx 860, 870, 880 first last on

  Hello guys, I'm about to pass a big load of money on a new laptop and I was wondering how high the power difference of performance between geforce gtx 860 to 870 880 on the latest edition of the first's. It's really the question of the difference in price of about 800 euros, so before decide me on this matter, I would really like to know if it is worth. Once again: there will be a considerable advantage to work first with the geforce 880 or 870 as opposed to 860?

  Hope someone can help me here. Thank you

  See the compatibility list first. I don't see any of the three top! They CAN work, and I think that these are more recent model processors that are specifically designed for CUDA.

  Don't know all about laptops, but on the desktop the other variable (which you don't mention) is the amount of RAM on the video card itself. 800 euros is a huge difference; If the RAM is the same, and all three are on the list of compatibility for playback of mercury, I don't know that you can justify the difference. If the RAM is 1 GB on the cheapest and 4 or 6 on the most expensive, it's a different calculation.

  I speculate that the differences between these three cards would be more apparent to players for video editors, but that's just my opinion... what makes the difference in the first is the fact that transcode the video RAM made and perceived effect much faster as the RAM system can, and to do so effectively, it takes like RAM video as much as possible. I think it's the number you want to watch, rather than 860 vs 870 or 880.

• PremPro CS5 stopped using my GTX 580 to make, why?

  A project of PremPro CS5 using the GTX 580 to make good (to get the gold) now stopped using it (just get the red bar).

  The window in the section 'Record and playback' project settings under "makes:" will not allow a selection and shows that

  'Mecury engine software to read only' as deselected but difficult to read in the selection window. "Advanced graphical Tuning" EVGA monitor shows the 580 working. In Control Panel, the PhysX processor is also set to "GeForce GTX 580."

  How can I get the 580 again makes?

  Did you only an update for first?   You need to redo the 'hack '.

• ENVY 15 t-K200: ENVY 15 t-k200 doesn't use NVIDIA GTX 850 M

  I have an ENVY 15 t-k200 (K2T37AV) with processor i7-5500u, 16 GB of ram, Intel HD Graphics 5500 and NVIDIA GTX 850 M running Windows 10 64. The problem is running any application requiring the use of the NVIDIA card, the computer does not him.  I went into NVIDIA Control Panel to select the NVIDIA card as the preferred graphics processor and selected the NVIDIA for specific programs, no change in performance.  I've updated all the drivers, no change in performance. On paper, this computer must manage the games and apps that I use without problems, but running 3DMark benchmarks, I get very low scores and any graphic training application that I use is minced.

  Please help... How can I get my graphics card work properly?  Is there a bios setting I need to change? Or?

  Thank you

  I contacted HP Support directly (funny, I thought it was part of the HP support). In a Nutshell, it 1) uninstall the NVIDIA driver and card 2) downloaded the latest driver from NVIDIA and 3) installed the new driver.  I checked that the computer was once again work correctly, go to the NVIDIA card if necessary using a program of video reference I used to diagnose the problem in the first place.

  The problem seems to be that if you're updating the NVIDIA driver without uninstall the old driver first, something is not and the rocking computer is more on the NVIDIA card when necessary. The NVIDIA Control Panel will be simply install the new driver updated without uninstall the old driver. Even if you go to HP or NVIDIA and download updated driver directly, or advisor to uninstall the old driver before you install the new driver.

  Even if you install the driver is the latest driver, follow these steps if the NVIDIA card does not work as it should be.

  I used 3DMark demo to diagnose my video card, when he showed my computer run better than 0% of the tested systems, I knew there was a problem.

• Gigabyte of R2 Alienware area 51 GTX 980 TI G1

  HELO everyone

  Ive wanted to change my GPU of a SLI GTX of 970 to a GIGABYT SLI GTX 980 TI G1. Ive been hearing rumors about area 51 R2 motherboard is not compatible, or something? Im not an expert in this so if someone could give me some advice on if it's fixed or not, I would be very grateful.

  My sheet atm are:

  Intel Core i7 - 5930K (6 hearts, 15 MB of cache, the overclocked up to 3.9 GHz w / Turbo Boost)

  Alienware Area 51 1500W chassis

  DDR4 Quad Channel 32 GB at 2133 MHz

  Hand of 256GB SSD 6 GB/s + 4 TB of storage 6kRPM SATA 6 GB/s

  Dual graphics card NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970 with total 8GB (2 x 4 GB) GDDR5 - NVIDIA SLI active

  PS ive purchased my alienware before alienware standard selling area 51 with 980 TI SLI gtx

  Hello

  I just spoke with our support tech LV3 Department and they have advised that there should not be problems with this configuration on the Alienware Area 51 R2. Let us know if you encounter any problems.

• Alienware 13 and GTX - 970 M

  Does anyone know if it is expected to provide a GTX option - 970M for 13 Alienware?

  That would be an impressive to consider option!

  Very doubtful, and I don't think it would be a good idea because of the ULV processor.

• How to use 780ti gtx for acceleration for adobe after effects?

  I have Asus gtx 780ti DirectcuII OC, How can I use it to GPU hardware acceleration for adobe after effects?

  The current versions of the AE does not use GPU acceleration for a large part of what. The only acceleration that makes all difference is in rendering traced to the RADIUS and which requires a compatible NVIDIA CUDA card. Nothing else will do it.

• Breaking with NVIDIA GeForce GTX 860 m

  I had accidents lately with the first, often using effects, sometimes at the first start of the program and moving a clip. It's on a Lenovo, 16 GB of ram, windows 10.

  What other information would be helpful? Everyone knows this?

  Thank you

  Do you have double graphics cards?

  Go to the Windows Control Panel and select hardware and sound, and then select Device Manager... In Device Manager, you click on the sign to the left of graphics cards... + and see if the 2 are listed

  IF SO, read below

  -http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1001579

  -Why link http://forums.adobe.com/message/4685328

  -Use the BIOS http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1019004?tstart=0 to select a graphics card

  -http://www.anandtech.com/show/4839/mobile-gpu-faceoff-amd-dynamic-switchable-graphics-vs-n vidia-optimus-technology/2

• can I put my s410p ideapad for geforce 720 m to geforce gtx 860 m?

  Hi I read it somewhere nut I forgot where, but it say I can update my gpu card. is this true?

  Good day and welcome to the community.

  In itself, there is no 'card gpu', in your machine. While it is equipped with a discrete GPU, it is welded to the system board and therefore not expandable.

  Hope this helps to clarify.

  Kind regards.

• Clean install of Windows 10, GeForce GTX 860 M, cannot launch games. + Sun

  
  

  UPDATE 4 SOLUTION:

  In some sort everything started working on its own, maybe there was some kind of download on the background of windows and before formatting windows 8 return, I decided to restart windows several times and everything slipped.

  It's my strange solution... At least his work

  So I suggest you to do every possible update on windows and 10 do a few reboots, there are some updates that we cannot follow probably, so let them settle and reboot the pc.

• The NVIDIA geforce gtx 860 m compatible more recent?

  is this compatible with the gpu acceleration?

  Absolutely, if it has at least 1 GB of video memory dedicated, you will need to help them become available because he is not currently listed in the tested file (cuda_supported_cards.txt) which is in CC 2014.  All you have to do is either remove the file or add to it.  There are several versions of this GPU so performance depends on what you really have.  Some versions have 1152 carrots or some have only 640.  Clock speeds vary and amounts of VRAM also.  If your question cannot be answered without much more details, but in general, I would say that Yes.  I looked at many laptops that everything would work...