Photoshop detects not Nvidia GTX 860 m

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  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

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  You are not able to check the use of GPU acceleration at all, or simply not advanced drawing mode?

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• 2015 CC Photoshop does not recognize nvidia gt630m

  Hello.

  I know it's a common question but I want to use all the power of my laptop.

  So my laptop based on the Core i3 - 3110 m cpu and nvidia geforce gt630m gpu 2 GB, 8 GB of ram. 8.1 Windows x 64

  application version - Adobe Photoshop Version: 2015.1.2 20160113.r.355 x 64

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  Well, I tried to manually select the gpu from nvidia Control Panel

  

  and when I did - Photoshop not just recognition gpu, empty empty preference section:

  

  also in these cases I get an error when you open any image:

  

  According to official information, my gpu (nvidia 600series) has been tested and should work fine.

  Well, I found a solution in the forum of nvidia, but it's barbaric and disabled-switching automatic of the gpu on the entire system.

  In addition, in Lightroom, all is ok:

  

  I thank you for the attention, hope that my problem would be solved.

  Well, ok, adobe support cannot resolve this problem, I got it.

  I tried many things and spent some time on it. Program running as administrator, choosing gpu in nvidia Control Panel, install different versions of the drivers and all with cleaning system and the registry. Everything was useless. But.

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  I have uninstall Adobe Photoshop CC 2015.1.2 (20160113.r.355) - clean registry and install the previous version - Adobe Photoshop CC 2015 (20150722.r.168).

  Figures that newest version of PS work well with nvidia gt 630 m, perhaps, it has not been tested at all.

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  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.

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