I like Adobe & Photoshop, and I am a stockholder, but I am returning CS4 because it doesn’t work on my machines. You should get the trial version and see if it works with your hardware.ĬS3 works great on both my desktop and laptop – both about a year old. I have tried all of the turn off open gl and change cache level suggestions. I have downloaded the latest nvidia driver to my dell vostro 400 desktop intel core 3ghz 3gb ram Nvidia geforce8600gts driver version 6. On both the desktop and the laptop there is a gray line bisecting the menu at the top of the screen. On the laptop there is no hope because Dell will not release another video driver for this machine for XP in my lifetime. On my Dell 1330 Laptop there is the additional problem of a disappearing brush outline above a certain brush size. As I click and drag I see a bunch of squares getting redrawn all over the screen. When I zoom in on a 20 MB image, in CS3 I can click the hand tool, drag the image around at will and it moves as smoothly as if I were moving a paper image around on a smooth surface. Moving images around the screen leaves a copy of the image where it used to be for a second. There is a painful drag lag, redraw lag, whatever you want to call it. I work with large images and usually have many open at once. Oddly too, the ASUS would boot fine with external USB drives plugged in, whereas the Gigabyte does not.Īdd my CS4 installation to the DISASTER column. I still need to contact ASUS about a possible RMA under warranty, given I’ve got 1 year left on it. I miss my ASUS board…seems it actually outperforms this newer Gigabyte board with my Core 2 Extreme processor, but the ASUS decided to throw up a puff of smoke when I plugged in my headset microphone recently…after years of using an Audigy 2 sound card but troubleshooting an audio issue and thus reverting to the on-board sound. This sounds more like the Intel BIOS simply didn’t support that option similarly, I do not see it in the AWARD BIOS of my Gigabyte P45-based motherboard, yet it still detects the 8GB of memory I’m running with now. In fact, I only learned what that was about after finding my PC was only indicated slightly over 3GB of RAM during the POST. I had an ASUS P5W DH Deluxe motherboard, also based upon the 975 chipset, which DID support memory remap. It’s odd that your 975 chipset didn’t support memory remapping.
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