anyone use quadro series?

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# 1 20-07-2004 , 01:51 PM

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does anyone use any of the 1st generation quadro series.
700XGL 750XGL 900XGL, if so what drivers do you use,
or should i say, what is the most stable drivers release.
i have a 750XGL and just switched to windows maya from linux, it has been giving me problems when i open the UVtexture editor, or create specific texture nodes... when it crashes, it says the problem is orginating from "imageui.dll"
i am running win XP pro and a 1280x1024 display resolution
display drivers i downloaded from nvidia is version 3.3.4.5

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# 2 20-07-2004 , 03:40 PM

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I use a Quadro 900 XGL, with ver 5.2.1.6 drivers. Never had it fall over or error once. Using Win2k.

www.snipersupplies.co.uk

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# 3 20-07-2004 , 07:45 PM

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i think it's my hardware that's incompatible... i have a home built workstation

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# 4 21-07-2004 , 06:30 AM

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Like wise m8, i'd be suprised if you couldn't resolve it with a few driver updates.

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# 5 30-07-2004 , 10:37 PM

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I am not using first generation quadro but you might want to try the latest 61.76 drivers from nvidia they are very stable on my fx2000.

https://www.nvidia.com/page/partner_c...d_drivers.html

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