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3ds max 2012 graphic card

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3ds max 2012 graphic card

I was working perfectly fine on 3ds max 2012. until all the sudden my screen became pink!!

the program crashed and I am not able to open it anymore.

I have windows  7 ultimate

intel core i5 12 gb ram and a nvidia gforce 550 ti video card

everything was working perfect until now!

 

the 3ds max wont start it loads but it crushes before the UI shows up!

 

HELP please!

 

ps: I have tried to reinstalled graphyc card drivers and 3ds max itself!

didnt help!

I have also tried to load max with the change graphics from the start menu! no help either 😞

 

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You might try posting your issue on the 3DS Max fourms on the AREA

 

Thanks
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Hi! ^_^
I am upgrading my hardware in order to get the best results from Autodesk software and I have a few technical questions.

Firstly regarding the processor, do the programs 3ds Max and Maya use more then two processor cores? If so, would dual processors be a good option? Can these programs even make use of dual processors?

What processor attributes should I prioritize inorder for these programs to run smoothly? Speed, memory or the amount of cores, which is most imortant for these programs?

 

Would this be a good processor for a student: Intel® Xeon® E5-2643 (four core, 3,3 GHz, 10 MB cache, max 1 066 MHz memory)?

Or would it be better to go with: Intel® Xeon® E5-2630 (six core, 2,3 GHz, 15 MB cache, max 1 333 MHz memory)

 

My second question is regarding their use of graphic card, Can they make use of dual craphic cards? If so, which would be the better option: two 4 GB AMD FirePro W7000 or two 2 GB NVIDIA Quadro 4000 graphics cards?

Thank you in advance!

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