Note that the CUDA Driver Version is disabled in Mac OS X System Preferences since there is no NVIDIA card in this computer Update 9/24/14 This bug has been fixed in Premiere Pro CC 2014 (8.0) This bug has been fixed in After Effects CC 2014 (13.0) Please update these applications to avoid this issue. Do you have a computer with AMD GPUs? If so, please ensure that you never install NVIDIA CUDA drivers to your system unless a CUDA card is installed. This can really confuse your computer, and will further cause applications to act erratically, even crash. In addition to mistakenly installing NVIDIA CUDA drivers manually, you can also wrongly install these drivers via system migration. For example, system migration via Time Machine on Mac OS X can cause the issue.

If you had the drivers installed on a previous computer and then migrated your system’s files to a new computer with only AMD drivers, you can get errors. Igi 2 For Pc. If you swapped an AMD GPU into a system that previously had a NVIDIA CUDA card installed, these errors will occur. Certain applications can install CUDA drivers to computers, so you can get these errors that way, as well. This issue happens primarily to Mac users.

These users must remove CUDA drivers from their computer. To remove CUDA drivers from the Mac, g o to “Mac HD/Library/Frameworks” and delete “CUDA.Framework.” Update 3/28/14 For certain applications, such as Blackmagic DaVinci Resolve, CUDA drivers are automatically installed, even if you have AMD GPUs. CUDA must be installed in order for that application to launch. If other applications have issues, you may need to install a different version of the CUDA drivers. Currently, if you need to have CUDA software installed on AMD hardware, you can install the 5.5.28 CUDA drivers. In the future, consult support for the manufacturer for the correct CUDA driver version. If CUDA drivers do not need to be installed, please do not install them.

Cuda Drivers and Blackmagic Resolve. I'm trying to run DaVinci Resolve 12. Hasp Hl 3.25 Usb Driver. 5 on. The Mac tells me my drivers are up-to-date, but DaVince Resolve won't recognize. 3 DAVINCI RESOLVE FOR WINDOWS - CERTIFIED CONFIGURATION GUIDE Table of Contents DaVinci Resolve with 2 Processing GPUs 37 Where to install your hardware 38.

It’s best to not have CUDA drivers on non-CUDA hardware unless you absolutely need to, as in the case with Resolve. Kevin, did you not read what Christian said??? DaVinci Resolve Refuses to boot, infact crashes on boot without Cuda being installed, so for him, myself and I’m sure many others this is a big problem. I have been working using AMD gpu’s whilst having CUDA installed for years though without problem until recently when nvidia release a bad driver that causes After Effects to crash constantly.

So to simply say don’t do it, is just poor research on your behalf on what requirements other software have. Thanks Kevin. I resolved the problem with the Adobe apps by installing the CUDA 6.0RC (6.0.26) driver about which I found out in another thread.

So doing also fixed the problem in CUDA under System Preferences and it is now happy that the upgrade has been done. Next, I upgraded my Resolve to 10.1.3 and it now launches. That said, I do not see any clips in Assets, Time Line, or Color.

I am going to rollback the CUDA driver to 5.5.28 as Blackmagic Designs says it is the only CUDA driver that will work with Resolve 10. I will post my findings.