PR2023.1 Update and NVIDIA RTX 2070

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Jimmy Marr

• April 02, 2023 17:09

So, I've held off updating to PR23.1 because I didn't want to deal with the video card issues. I feel like now I should check out the update but still sweating the potential video card issues. I am running NVIDIA RTX 2070 vrs 516.94. I am debating on updating the video card as well. Anyone running windows 10 with the RTX 2070 have issues with the PR23.1 update/video card? If you had to update the video card, what version is working? Thanks.

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  Rick Sammartino Community moderator

  • April 02, 2023 17:51
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  The card itself should work fine, but I think the driver is out of date. My search, assuming I'm looking at the right one, says the newest is...

  

  If you're not familiar, here are instructions to update it...

  https://on1help.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/115000138471-How-to-Update-Video-Card-Driver-and-Set-Default-GPU-Open-GL-3-3-Error-Windows-Only-

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  Jimmy Marr

  • April 02, 2023 23:11

  I figured I was behind on the driver. I will dig a bit deeper. Thanks for what you do, Rick!

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  Lou Gross

  • April 02, 2023 23:29

  I, too, had been holding off on switching to the 2023 version of PR because I have an 8 yr old computer (and video card) and I was concerned that 2023 would need more resources than 2022 and my system would perform worse.  However after upgrading to 2023 I have not noticed that happening.  2023 performs pretty much the same as 2022 did - if anything it is slightly better (but that is just a perception - no proof). 

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  Jimmy Marr

  • April 02, 2023 23:55

  Thanks, Lou!

   

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  Dennis Hoenich

  • April 03, 2023 12:03

  I'm running a GTX 1660 and an old GTX 750 in mine with latest PR. A 2070 with latest driver should be fine.

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