nVidia FX560 Setup

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by thedge000, Feb 9, 2007.

  1. thedge000

    thedge000 Guest

    Hello All,

    I like to get some input on the setup of a FX560. I am running XPP
    SP2, Intel E6600 w/ 2 MB Ram. The SW site shows the latest approved
    driver as 6.14.10.8426 for this graphics card. The nVidia site shows
    the latest as 91.36. Does the SW driver refer only to the open GL
    driver that can be installed separately or do all the nVidia drivers
    need to be installed as package? Next, what are the optimal settings
    for SW such as antialiasing, anisotropic filtering etc ? I have the
    active profile set to Solidworks, but I am not sure this is
    optimized. Lastly, should I disable nView Desktop Manager features
    to improve stability? I am get some random changes in the resolution
    and refresh rates on bootup from time to time.


    TIA
     
    thedge000, Feb 9, 2007
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  2. I can't help much on the rest of your questions, but I can tell you that
    other people in my company have had trouble with nView Desktop Manager and
    have suggested that we shut it off. One of the other SolidWorks users did
    stop using it and did see a decrease in problems. This came up about the
    same time that people in comp.cad.solidworks suggested that some problems
    could be traced to running two monitors, so he also tried just running one
    monitor and had less problems, so the two effects could be getting mixed in
    what he reported to me.

    Jerry Steiger
    Tripod Data Systems
    "take the garbage out, dear"
     
    Jerry Steiger, Feb 10, 2007
    #2
  3. thedge000

    skymonkey_14 Guest

    From what I understand, the 91.36 is a bit wacky... it doesn't fully
    support SLI on some of the VC's.
    Try running the 8x.xx version - check the SW website for the tested
    version.
     
    skymonkey_14, Feb 13, 2007
    #3
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