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Bug Reports / Photoscan 1.3.2 x64 does not find GPU, 1.2.0 does
« on: July 14, 2017, 12:43:12 AM »
I'm having issues with he latest version of Photoscan under Windows 10 Pro 64-bit. The latest version will not detect the GPU (Nvidia Quadro FX3800) but older versions 1.1.6 and 1.2.0 does find it.
There seem to be other issues as well though. With the latest Nvidia driver version 342.00 Photoscan crashes when aligning the photos with an error message saying that the Nvidia OpenGL driver detected a problem with the display driver. With an older Nvidia driver 341.81 the same problem occurs but when build ing the dense cloud.
The rest of the hardware should be more than capable of running Photoscan. It is a HP dual Xeon Hex Core (X5670) Workstation with 64GB of RAM.
Any suggestions?
Photoscan does work without the GPU but is of course much slower when processing the photos.
There seem to be other issues as well though. With the latest Nvidia driver version 342.00 Photoscan crashes when aligning the photos with an error message saying that the Nvidia OpenGL driver detected a problem with the display driver. With an older Nvidia driver 341.81 the same problem occurs but when build ing the dense cloud.
The rest of the hardware should be more than capable of running Photoscan. It is a HP dual Xeon Hex Core (X5670) Workstation with 64GB of RAM.
Any suggestions?
Photoscan does work without the GPU but is of course much slower when processing the photos.
