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Hohula2017-09-13 07:06:11
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Hohula, 2017-09-13 07:06:11

Photoshop (gpu_sniffer) stopped seeing the video card, what should I do?

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I have an officially supported video card. Drivers latest.
At one point, Photoshop began to crash when using the zoom.
Reinstalled - now photoshop has stopped seeing the GPU at all, while all the basic functions work fine. Tried both newest and old versions. Here, for example, in cs6.
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But I need all the delights of Photoshop!
What to do? Unclear. On the Internet, people only have the problem of the crash of the sniffer itself, due to which Photoshop does not start.

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Hohula, 2017-09-16
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Briefly speaking.
The problem was that I have de facto 2 video cards (integrated and discrete): intel-HD and Radeon.
I have 2 monitors. Each is connected to a separate vidyuhi (due to the types of inputs, a discrete video card cannot plug two monitors at once). From here, it seems, there is a conflict due to the difference in maintaining (IMHO) versions of OpenCL and OpenGL.
When Intel is enabled, Photoshop refuses to recognize the discrete one.
If you disable Intel - everything works.
For now, this is the solution to the problem.
Perhaps the topic will be supplemented.
UPD.
The solution to the problem is that I connected 2 monitors to a discrete video card. Just got back from the cable store.

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