4 GB Nvidia GTX 860 m.   Will it work?

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• 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

• 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!

• AE will never work with / support Nvidia GTX-970 cards?

  AE will never work with / support Nvidia GTX-970 cards?

  All the features but that already work with these cards. The only exception is the GPU acceleration of the plotted in 3D rendering engine Department, which is an obsolete feature that is phased out.

  Details:

  Features GPU (CUDA, OpenGL) in After Effects

• HP Pavilion 500-319na: is it possible to run a NVIDIA GTX 750 Ti?

  I was wondering if my computer of 500-319na HP Pavilion could launch a NVIDIA GTX 750 Ti graphics card. It's because I'm not sure if my computer has the right amount of space to be able to fit inside or whether it would be able to manage the energy needs of 300W. My current graphics card is a NVIDIA GT 705.

  You are welcome.

  No, if the PSU is not powerful enough to run the card it does not work.  There will be no damage to the card or the power supply.

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• 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.

• NVIDIA GTX 970 problems

  So I got a nvidia GTX 970 as a gift from my father and I had a HP ENVY 1420 T desktop computer. Can someone tell me what Power suply I need?

  Hello

  This power supply has a maximum rating of 250 watts so that will not be enough.

  Try the Corsair CX500 , or CX600.  The CX600 is on sale right now is a better buy.

  BTW - Specifications for the h8 - 1420t do not show a 250 watt optional power.

• I'll be able to upgrade graphics card for my HP Pavillion to NVIDIA GTX 550 Ti m8530f

  Ive looked all over the web without success on a variety of graphics cards that I can install on my desktop. Ive had my eye on NVIDIA GTX 550 Ti, but I need to know if I can get some good graphics out of my machine

  Data sheet:

  Windows Vista Edition home premium

  5120 system memory

  1 TB harddrive

  NVIDIA GeForce 9300GE (Hybrid SLI)

  Hello

  The motherboard in your PC has a not very good history.

  Open your PC and do some measure to ensure that the GTX 550 will adjust.  This EVGA is a good model, but the ear there are other brands just as good.  The map is 8.25 "long.  The adjacent slot on the PCI-E x 16 slot must be vacant.

  You will need a bigger power supply.  A 500 Watt power supply should be sufficient for the GTX 550.

  Look at this Corsair CX500. It's good quality food.

  You need to open your PC and measure the physical dimensions of your diet.  Here is a list of the things to consider:

  1. Specifications
  2. Total power - important
  3. amperage 12 + v - important
  4. Modular - is not required, but I like the flexibility
  5. Warranty
  6. I7 and SLI ready
  7. Efficiency rating
  8. Cost
  9. The physical size - standard ATX PSU is 5.5 "by 5.9" by 3.4 "give or take a few tenths
  10. Only one + 12 volt rail is a better choice.

  www.Newegg.com has many choices of power supplies.  Corsair, OCZ, Rosewill, Thermaltake...

  How to replace a power supply.

  How to replace a video card.

• HP Compaq 8200 Elite SFF: MSI 770 2 GB graphics Nvidia GTX compatible with HP Compaq 8200 Elite SFF?

  Hello

  I recently bought a HP Compaq 8200 Elite SFF and want to update the graphics card. My friend has a MSI Nvidia GTX 770 2 GB graphics card in sales and I was wondering if it would be compatible with my PC. I said I'll need to upgrade to the power. Will it be possible? If the graphics card of my friend is not compatible with my PC, what is the best graphics card (ideally a similar to the MSI Nvidia GTX 770 specs/price range) which will be compatible?

  Any advice would be much appreciated.

  Thank you

  John, welcome to the forum.

  I think that you will get more answers to your questions if you start a thread here.  The members who know your best computer.

  Please click on the Thumbs up button '+' if I helped you and click on "Accept as Solution" If your problem is resolved.

• Aurora-R5, SLI Nvidia GTX 1080, 850w PSU enough?

  Hi guys!

  The new R5-Aurora looks great, so I'm considering buying one, but I have a question about 1080GTX SLI setting. I would buy the 5 k monitor from Dell (UP2715K) as well. So I'd better feed this beast with the installation of 1080GTX SLI! BUT, I knew the Aurora-R5 only comes with a PSU 850w (power supply unit). Is this enough? On area 51 - R2 page noted that it comes with a 1500w power supply to ensure that the SLI Nvidia GTX 1080 configuration has enough power. So how can the Aurora-R5 works correctly with only 850w?

  Useful information for configuring, I would buy:

  6700 K overclocked I7
  32 GB OF RAM
  500SSD + 2 TB
  Blu - Ray read/write
  SLI 1080GTX

  A big thank you!

  When you choose one of the processors (i7 - 6700K, i5 - 6600K) K, you will need to choose the power 850w multi-GPU approved with the high Peformance liquid of cooling that can perform one of the following OEM video cards in a dual configuration.

  

  Nvidia GeForce GTX RTYN6 1080 founders edition, Pascal, 8GB, DVI-D/DP1.4/DP1.4/DP1.4/HDMI 2. 0 b, double/single
  The founders of Nvidia GeForce GTX 1070 edition 6F651, Pascal, 8GB, DVI-D/DP1.4/DP1.4/DP1.4/HDMI 2. 0 b, double/single
  5NN03 Nvidia GeForce GTX 980 Ti, D17U-40, 6 GB memory GDDR5 DVI-I/DP/DP/DP/HDMI, double/single
  YJ30F Nvidia GeForce GTX 980, 4 GB memory GDDR5 DVI-I/DP/DP/DP/HDMI
  RW8C2 Nvidia GeForce GTX 970, 4 GB memory GDDR5 DVI-I/DP/DP/DP/HDMI, double/single
  H4P1K Nvidia GeForce GTX 960, 2 GB memory GDDR5 DVI-I/DP/DP/DP/HDMI, double/single
  C58PP Nvidia GeForce GTX 950, 2 GB memory GDDR5 DVI-I/DP/DP/DP/HDMI, double/single
  YX6VC AMD R9 370, RD14D-P1-70, 4 GB memory GDDR5, double/single DVI-I/DVI-D/DP/HDMI

  If the user chooses the processors non - K (i7-6700, 6400-i5, i3-6100), they can always choose the multi-GPU 850w power supply and run installation dual video card.

• Dell XPS 9100 compatible with Nvidia GTX 980/970?

  All the world either of these new cards video 980/970 series installed in a dell xps 9100? Or whether they will work with the 9100, in particular motherboard/bios original card?

  I plan to upgrade my studio xps Dell 9100 (2010 I7 930 12 GB of ram, motherboard Dell 05DN3X Intel X 58 Intel ICH10R) with a new video card in replacement of the Radeon HD 5870. My choice of card is the new Nvidia GTX 970.

  The GTX 970 and 980 GTX are based on the new Maxwell Nvidia cards with high specifications on page and good price. While they are not suitable for the power of the XPS 9100 (two GTX cards consume less energy than the 5870), I don't know if my original xps 9100 motherboard (with a bios updated from July 2014 on the site of dell driver) is compatible with the gtx 970. BIOS office 8700 recent Dell was not compatible/created a problem of black screen, and Dell has released a updated Bios updated for the 8700 in December 2014 that apparently works fine now with the 980/970 series. I wouldn't drop the $350 on a video card that didn't work with my 9100

  I use the Dell 9100 for video editing (Sony Vegas Pro 13, Hitfilm 3, NewBlue and other programs based GL/CL) works more 3d animation with iclone (who prefer Nvidia). I could probably get another year or two out of it with a newer video card... otherwise I'll put all useful to a construction of the self.

  I'd appreciate any comments on it. Maybe Chris from Dell of this forum would know that he shares the fix for dell bios enabled the 980 work with 8700.  Thanks to Chris if he answers or if he can answer my question gtx 970 for me and other 9100 owners.

  Just this moment installed a MSI gtx 970 in my 3 1/2 years, xps 9100. Original motherboard. The only thing I've really updated over the years is the memory.

  Processor Intel Core i7-960 @3. 2 GHz (8 MB L2 Cache)
  16 GB OF RAM, DDR3 PC3-10600, DDR3 PC3-12800
  NVIDIA GeForce (r) GTX 970 4 GB
  Dell XPS 9100 desktop
  Windows 7 Home Premium (64-bit) SP1

  525 Watt POWER supply was more than enough. You must use both the point 6 and point 8 plugs not one or the other. Biggest problem was to find a second source of power. The 6 + 2 plug, but don't think that the other was there. He was and is buried in the middle of a wire harness. A sheet of plain to 6 points. Just enough.

  It works like a charm. Not at all of the start-up problems

• Dell drivers for NVIDIA GTX 560

  

  I have an Inspiron 580.  I installed an EVGA NVIDIA GTX 560 2 GB 02 G-P3-1469, Windows device ID 1201.  It is correctly installed in the PCI 16 x slot.  I installed a 750 Watt PSU. (2) power of the power supply cords are properly connected to the video card. The video output line is properly connected to the monitor (double entry). The fan on the card.

  I made many attempts to install drivers for this card by using the method of 'DRIVE '.  The best result I got so far is "driver does not support this version of windows. I have Windows 7 64 bit.  I used the drivers for Windows 7 64 bit.

  Of what I discovered that somewhere deep inside the installation of Dell's Windows, the operating system will reject drivers not defined to the system.

  I was not able to find "Approved Dell" drivers NVIDIA GTX 560.

  If these drivers exist, please let me know.

  If there is a registry or WMI configuration problem that will allow me to install the current NVIDIA drivers, let me know.

  If there is an upgrade of the BIOS that is specific to the installation of an auxiliary graphics card, let me know.

  I spent 11 months chasing this problem. I am incredibly lucky that I didn't not turn my computer into a brick. I figured this out little about directly or indirectly by a trail of crumbs independent on the internet. In the process. The solution is.  By this, I mean that there was a communication failure. On the Dell Inspiron 580, and I'm sure that this applies to the other Dell with FRIEND bios, there is no access to the graphics card setting. Make sure that you have properly installed the card in the PCI - X slot, you have a 650 Watt or improving the power of food and hung properly power cables that the card may need.

  All that being said, it's what works:

  1. click on the button 'start '.

  2. Select the "Computer" entry with the right button of the mouse to select 'manage '.

  3. Select "Device Manager" in the list "system tools."

  4 expand the list 'graphics cards.

  5. right click on the name of the adapter

  6. Select 'disable' and ignore the complaints of the OS.

  7. shut down the computer.

  8. INCREDIBLY, RIDICULOUSLY IMPORTANT: Disconnect the cable from the integrated video connector. If you do not do this, the onboard video will automagically to reinstall its drivers when the system boots and you will lose your mind.

  8. disconnect the power cord from the computer and wait 30 seconds.

  9. start the computer. The first thing you see is NVIDIA card manufacturer ID.

  10. DO NOT PANIC! You will see a pop-up dialog box displaying messages on the currently installed drivers. It may take up to 10 minutes for the system to install the PCI, PCI Bridge, and other factors associated with the new graphics card.

  12 download latest and largest installation of NVIDIA nvidia.com and run it.

  13 make a donation of us $ 10 to the Salvation Army or its equivalent in your country.

  This is a solution that Dell should be provided and made available to its customers rather than rely on a client to perform research, analysis of hardware, configuration of the software and documentation FREE techincial.

• U3415W, Nvidia GTX 460?

  Hello, I've had a Dell 24 "LED for almost 10 years now, and I love it. Still running flawlessly and the image has barely faded. So when I saw the U3415W, I already sold. Recently updated my computer to work, but don't have not circumvented to replace the video card yet. #1 this monitor will work with a Nvidia GTX 460 (mini-HDMI 1 and 2 DVI output) and #2 is still going to be able to use the U3415W and my other Dell 24 "? Right now, my 24 two s provide a bit more screen real estate that would be the only U3415W, and what I'm doing, I need as much screen as possible. Thank you!

  PS - If the my video card won't support two monitors, you have a recommended video card that would be?

  We do not provide a mHDMI to an HDMI cable. So you have to buy one on site. Outputs DVI on Nvidia GTX 460 does not connect to the CDM/DP U3415W unless you purchase a current converter. But it's all theoretical, the GTX 460 do 3440 x 1440. It tops out at 2560 x 1600. You need explore the Web of Nvidia site for video cards that support 3440 x 1440.

• nVidia GTX 650 ti only supports DirectX 10, why?

  Hi I'm new here, yesterday, I bought a ti (used) Nvidia GTX 650 graphics card.
  But this card does not support directx 11. I know that you do not...

  It's the image...

  

  I installed the 331 WHQL driver and also tried the last 336. But none helped me.
  Please tell me whats wrong with my graphics card!
  Please...
  I can solve this problem?

  I even tried on another PC with Windows 7 64 bit on it, but no.

  Is it a windows fault, not alone directx 11 app works for me. Even though I installed directx redistribution that comes with 4 fields of battle.

  I guess that the card is a fake. All the 400 series Nvidia cards on support DX11.

  (They change the information on the cards BIOS to display a different model name/number).

  Other specifications are not correct for a GTX650ti.

  http://www.GeForce.com/hardware/desktop-GPUs/GeForce-GTX-650ti/specifications

  The GTS 250 is the closest I can find. It has also 128 cores Cuda (vs 768 on the GTX650ti).

  The number of Cuda cores is the main indicator to determine what gpu card.

  The GTS 250 is a low end card, not suitable for BF4, although she did not support DX11, but the rest

  the specifications of your card are even lower than those in the link below (with the exception of the memory bus speed

  (@ 256 bit). The other odd part is the 2 GB of VRAM. A GTX 250 should be not more than 1 GB.

  It may be an OEM version (built by a mfg like HP or DELL computer). They are often low clocked variations of different models.

  http://www.GeForce.com/hardware/desktop-GPUs/GeForce-GTS250/specifications

  Note that even a real GTX650ti will not run BF4 with keen @ 1920 x 1080.

• Aurora R4, 8.1, NVIDIA GTX 690, UEFI, Secure Boot Windows

  I have an Aurora R4 that came with a NVIDIA GTX 690.  When Dell will release a video for the GTX 690 ROM update so that Secure Boot works under Windows 8 and Windows 8.1?  ASUS, EVGA and several other vendors of this map published a videocard ROM updates already that allow this work.

  It's been a year since it became a problem with Windows 8, and now Windows 8.1 he remarked with a watermark on the screen that says: "secure boot is not configured correctly.

  The video card shows a subprovider from NVIDIA, but NVIDIA does not seem to make these updates available ROM, as it is to the card suppliers like Dell to do.

  Today, Dell replaced my NVIDIA GTX-690, as well as my motherboard and memory under warranty (wouldn't boot after the home screen Alienware - F2, F12 did nothing).

  Now I am finally able to activate Secure Boot, like the GTX-690, they sent has a compatible UEFI BIOS, whereas one that I got with my new Aurora-R4 does not.

  For reference, the new NVIDIA GTX-690 has the video BIOS version: 80.04.1E.00.1F.  And work with Secure Boot.