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1. Re: PS4 crashes with GPU on
Zeno Bokor Apr 6, 2010 1:10 PM (in response to lifeguardlloyd)Do you have the 11.0.1 Photoshop patch installed? how about the latest video card drivers? if you already have the latest ones then try installing some older drivers
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2. Re: PS4 crashes with GPU on
lifeguardlloyd Apr 6, 2010 6:41 PM (in response to Zeno Bokor)Latest and greatest drivers and updates - no luck. I seem to be at the point where I can run GPU on the card, but not in PS and the antivirus is disabled. Are the advance settings in PS of help? Is there a setting that may be causing me grief?
LP
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3. Re: PS4 crashes with GPU on
Zeno Bokor Apr 6, 2010 11:19 PM (in response to lifeguardlloyd)Well, in Edit->Preferences->Performance->Advanced Settings you could try disabling Advanced Drawing and/or select Force Bilinear Interpolation but your video card should be able to run with those at the default so i doubt that it'll help you much.
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4. Re: PS4 crashes with GPU on
Mylenium Apr 6, 2010 11:23 PM (in response to lifeguardlloyd)Might be a combination of circumstance - AMD vs. NVidia. Could even be something as deep as PCIe timing issues on the motherboard that prevent the card from initializing properly. Definitely check your BIOS and see if everything is okay there. Other than that running tools like Sandra, the SysMark benchmark or the OpenGL Extensions Viewer to do some deeper inspection of the problem...
Mylenium
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5. Re: PS4 crashes with GPU on
dec9 Apr 7, 2010 8:25 AM (in response to lifeguardlloyd)To me it looks like your system is starving for RAM too slowing things down by accessing virtual memory on the hard drive. That 1 gig Video card uses up the first 1 gig of address space. This leaves only 1 gig of RAM to run the OS, hardware and software.
I don't understand having the GPU disabled on the card? How does the card work?
Turning off opengl in Photoshop I do understand.
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6. Re: PS4 crashes with GPU on
lifeguardlloyd Apr 7, 2010 9:32 PM (in response to dec9)The video card has its own ram of 1 gig. The mother board has 2 gigs. The video card does not share ram with the motherboard. GPU can be turned on and off on the card in a software interface.




