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  > I have the new Imac with NVIDIA GeForce GTX 775 M with 2 GB and FIRST CC I detected CUDA but in After Effects CS6 (11.03) last update so far, dosent detect GPU it is said is not compatible and uses OpenGL and CUDA zone is grayed out. Why first cc pro not recognize my card and the custom of After Effects.

  This card has not been tested with After Effects CS6 (11.0). This card did not yet exist when, After Effects CS6 (11.0) has been developed and tested.

  See this page for details of the changes after effects CC (12.1) on the GPU use:

  http://Adobe.LY/AE_CC_12dot1_GPU

• GPU not detected / working on dv6 6b50eb

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  I have an i7 2670qm hd3000m onboard graphics processor.

  However, I'd have a job hd 6770 m as well video card.

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• Old hard drive PS3 by USB box not detected by Windows Vista

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  Check if the drive works very well with the game station.
  Chipset driver update and see if that makes a difference.
   
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