GPU amp with Z68 + i7 2600?

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  Many Christmas thanks for your advice!

  In basic mode, the problem also sometimes.

  I tried almost everything to fix it. Reinstalling the driver; new installation of Windows 7 and CS6 to another disk; Another Geforce Graphics card - nothing helped.

  In the last days, I had the chance to get a new motherboard (Z68) with processor i7 2600 k. Before I had a P67 Board and an i5 processor 2600 k.

  I do not, but now it works like a charm. I can now use the maximum graphics settings in Photoshop CS6. :-D

  Maybe there is a problem with some drivers of the Council or the Council itself.

  Good bye