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NVIDIA Card with Yosemite and Premiere causing major graphics failure
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https://www.nvidia.com/download/driverResults.aspx/84213/en-us
The most recent drivers come with it, apparently.
You don’t see it in system settings?
Forrest
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no I only have the CUDA screen in preferences showing current version and button to update if a newer version is available. sent a screen shot but not sure where it went…
Telly Award Winning Editor and Motion Gfx Artist with MotionFoundry, Inc., Nashville, TN. Former Head of Post Production, Coca-Cola Studios Atlanta, GA.
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Must not be supported for mobile GPU. Bummer!
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Yeah, when I tried the driver you linked to on my laptop, it said computer not supported. The only item compatible is the CUDA for Mac driver. The highest version number for that is 7.0.36, which I tried when it first came out. It actually made the Premiere Pro video glitch worse. So I am going to continue to use OpenGL for now.
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New NVIDIA Driver 346.02.02f03 seems to have solved the problem for me. I’ll let you know if it returns.
Forrest
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Hi..
What Thunderbolt Chassis and GPU do you recommend for export speeds in Premiere?
I can’t afford the best Quadros.. something more like a GTX with a single PCI enclosure please?George
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Still happening for me on the latest driver download today. Glad I found you all. I was just about to drop my machine off at the Apple Store on Monday.
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Ever since I completely got rid of the CUDA drivers my Mac has had no issues. I recently had an email from Mac saying the 3TB Fusion drive is prone to failure and should be replaced under warranty. Seems as though iMacs still haven’t been perfected. Pretty amazing they work at all considering what they packed in behind that monitor!
OpenCL for the win!
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Mine is still doing it by the end of a long day. Not too bad though.
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Hey
I tried the same thing as Forrest Fox. And for past 15 min everything worked very good and is still working.
Mine was crashing and glitching all the time.If you go to system preferences and then Nvidia driver manager then under graphics drivers you can select OSX
default driver. Up until now its working for me so its good to try.Thx Forrest Fox!
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