test it and see how many is the num?
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if card is nvidia fx5200 and above.
so it should not is 1.
but my card is fx5200,why 1?
so it should not is 1.
but my card is fx5200,why 1?
"adapter count 2" here
GL_VENDOR = ATI Technologies Inc.
GL_RENDERER = FireGL V3100 Pentium 4 (SSE2)
GL_VERSION = 1.5.4905
2 Philips monitors
GL_VENDOR = ATI Technologies Inc.
GL_RENDERER = FireGL V3100 Pentium 4 (SSE2)
GL_VERSION = 1.5.4905
2 Philips monitors
Quote:Original post by derek7
if card is nvidia fx5200 and above.
so it should not is 1.
but my card is fx5200,why 1?
What are you trying to work out with this?
Why do you think that your FX5200 shouldn't be Adapter-1? It should only change if you have multiple displays running (e.g. Dual Monitor) or you have additional hardware (e.g. an onboard video card as well as your "actual" video card).
hth
Jack
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I use the NVPerfHUD .
if you use nvidia fx5200 above,so you have a extra NVPerfHUD adapter .
see detail NVPerfHUD help on developer.nvidia.com
if you use nvidia fx5200 above,so you have a extra NVPerfHUD adapter .
see detail NVPerfHUD help on developer.nvidia.com
Quote:Original post by derek7
I use the NVPerfHUD .
if you use nvidia fx5200 above,so you have a extra NVPerfHUD adapter .
see detail NVPerfHUD help on developer.nvidia.com
You have to start your application from NVPerfHUD for the special adaptor to be created. Just launching your application from Explorer won't work.
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Quote:Original post by Dave HuntQuote:Original post by derek7
I use the NVPerfHUD .
if you use nvidia fx5200 above,so you have a extra NVPerfHUD adapter .
see detail NVPerfHUD help on developer.nvidia.com
You have to start your application from NVPerfHUD for the special adaptor to be created. Just launching your application from Explorer won't work.
I know ,but the adapter is 1.so problem is not NVPerfHUD
Quote:Original post by derek7
I know ,but the adapter is 1.so problem is not NVPerfHUD
If you don't run the application from NVPerfHUD, then the adapter count won't include the NVPerfHUD adapter, so you will only get 1. Having everyone run this test is pointless. Everyone who has only 1 adapter will get a count of 1, unless their video card supports NVPerfHUD AND they run your test from the NVPerfHUD.
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