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M4400 770M After Effects Driver

Discussion in 'Dell Latitude, Vostro, and Precision' started by eurasianbro, Jun 6, 2009.

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  1. eurasianbro

    eurasianbro Notebook Consultant

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    Hey I've been browsing online for a Vista 64bit 770M driver optimized for After Effects but I can only find 32bit or 1700M drivers instead. Have any suggestions?
     
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    eurasianbro Notebook Consultant

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    Great, no one knows...
     
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    magudaman Notebook Guru

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    You might want to wait a little longer than 5 hours. Not everyone is here every hour.

    http://www.adobe.com/products/aftereffects/opengl.html

    The latest Nividia driver should do the trick, since it relies just on OpenGL processing. Have you actually tried doing any rendering in After effects yet?

    I just tried it on my m4400 and I have full open GL acceleration:

    Go to edit > Preferences > Previews > Enable Open GL Support, and check the supported list.

    I am running 185.85 on vista 64 bit. Working good. ;-)
     
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    Yeah the latest drivers support 64bit perfectly, as has been the case with the last couple of versions. I don't know of any drviers specifically optimized for After Effects but maybe that's just because that's not my thing. I do always get the 3dsmax performance drivers from nVidia but that's more of an add-on for the program iso an actual driver for the GPU itself
     
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    eurasianbro Notebook Consultant

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    I actually used that driver already and it jacked up the color on my screen. The colors have been dampened like it added a bunch of gray to it :/

    Sorry I was impatient, but I'm trying to get the color correct on my screen to edit with a deadline. Thanks anyways, I think I'll just have to do without that driver...

    I used this one:
    http://www.nvidia.com/object/quadro_fx_notebook_winvista64_185.85_whql.html
     
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    Don't you have a colour profile for your screen?

    And yeah...those are the right drivers, didn't change anything on my side except for some extra fps in games :D
     
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