Re: CS4 messes up x1900 GT graphic card?

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From: Neil_Keller
Date: Mon, 09 Mar 2009 14:25

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Tom, 

      Wouldn't Photoshop's particular interaction with the graphics card only
      occur when Photoshop is running?




Good question, and it makes sense. But offhand, OpenGL is one issue introduced with CS4 that can affect video cards. And I see that specifically, the MACTEL Radeon x1900 512MB is compatible. If your card is say, just 256MB, then it might not be compatible.

Try disabling OpenGL in Photoshop and see what happens.

Maybe someone else here has a different idea.

Neil

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