NVIDIA GeForce 8300 GS

[PrototypeFred]

Hello Everyone:

I am trying to use Mastercam X demo version. To teach myself. But I have some issues in which I would really appreciate any advise.

The problem is that when I open any of the sample files.

I hold down the roller on the mouse in order to to orientate the part the drawing begins to jitter and it walks out of the view.

I am pretty sure that it is my NVIDIA card.

Is there any way I can tweak the settings ? If so which ones should I adjust.

Or should I just get a different model card.java script:void(0)

Curse

[Guest]

If this is on a Vista machine, install DirectX 10

[PrototypeFred]

John: It's not a "Vista". It is a Windows XP home edition. And I am quite sure I already have DirectX 10 on it.

[Guest]

Well, make sure you are running the vaery latest driver for that card.

 

I have seen that problem but it was on my Vista 32bit box

[PrototypeFred]

John : I already have downloded the very last driver. The computer is brand new I bought in December of 2007 and it is a Dell.

[Guest]

Are you running the Dell driver or the Nvidia one.

 

Always dump the Dell video driver

[Matthew Hajicek - Singularity]

Unless something happened I haven't heard about, DirectX 10 is not available for XP, only Vista. Last I've heard it's about the only thing Vista has going for it.

[Guest]

http://www.technospot.net/blogs/download-d...m-alky-project/

 

 

Looks like it "might" be a hacked version

 

This from the Microsoft website

 

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Will DirectX 10 be available for Windows XP?

 

No. Windows Vista, which has DirectX 10, includes an updated DirectX runtime based on the runtime in Windows XP SP2 (DirectX 9.0c) with changes to work with the new Windows Display Driver Model (WDDM) and the new audio driver stack, and with other updates in the operating system. In addition to Direct3D 9, Windows Vista supports two new interfaces when the correct video hardware and drivers are present: Direct3D9Ex and Direct3D10.

 

Since these new interfaces rely on the WDDM technology, they will never be available on earlier versions of Windows. All the other changes made to DirectX technologies for Windows Vista are also specific to the new version of Windows. The name DirectX 10 is misleading in that many technologies shipping in the DirectX SDK (XACT, XINPUT, D3DX) are not encompassed by this version number. So, referring to the version number of the DirectX runtime as a whole has lost much of its meaning, even for 9.0c. The DirectX Diagnostic Tool (DXdiag.exe) on Windows Vista does report DirectX 10, but this really only refers to Direct3D 10.

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