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Key: VWR-14087
Type: Bug Bug
Status: Fix Pending Fix Pending
Priority: Normal Normal
Assignee: Tofu Linden
Reporter: Shiba Vollmar
Votes: 2
Watchers: 3
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I have a NVIDIA GeForce GT 120 and, although its new video card, SL seems to not support it. This is strange to me as its supports the latest Video games quite well.

Created: 16/Jun/09 05:34 AM   Updated: 29/Aug/09 10:07 AM
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Component/s: Graphics
Affects Version/s: 1.23
Fix Version/s: None

File Attachments: 1. Text File VWR-14087-Add-GT120-GT130.patch (0.9 kB)

Environment:
Gateway model, already mentioned video card, both are recently bought

Early 2009 Mac Pro
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Last Triaged: 30/Jul/09 10:11 AM
Source Version: snowglobe/trunk - r2571
Linden Lab Issue ID: DEV-37066
Patch attached: Patch attached
Linden Lab Internal Branch: render-pipeline-4


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Every time I log on, i notice it does not support my video card, which is really strange since its fairly new video card and is up to date. I waited awhile to see if Second life would catch up, but instead, it seems to get worse all the time, even after installing new viewers

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Ellla McMahon added a comment - 16/Jun/09 03:01 PM
Shiba, thank you for reporting this.

Please see Release Notes/Second Life Release/1.23 - Known Issues: Incorrect Minimum System Requirements Warning - NVIDIA Video Cards

Incorrect Minimum System Requirements Warning - NVIDIA Video Cards

  • VWR-13947[c]: Viewer gpu_list.txt does not include some recent NVIDIA graphics cards - On systems running NVIDIA GTS 250, GTX 270 and GTX 275 graphics cards, SL may indicate that the minimum system requirements have not been met. The viewer will still function, but graphics will default to Low or Medium settings. If your system uses any of these graphics cards, click the 'Don't show me this again' check-box, then choose 'No' to continue logging into Second Life.

Thank you : )


Aimee Trescothick added a comment - 29/Jul/09 10:45 AM
Patch attached. The GT 120 is the standard graphics card on new Mac Pros, so this is fairly important on the Mac, I'll hopefully get this in to Snowglobe shortly.

Aimee Trescothick added a comment - 29/Jul/09 11:30 AM
Updated the patch to add the GT 130 also, as that's standard issue on higher end iMacs.

lindenrobot added a comment - 30/Jul/09 10:11 AM
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lindenrobot added a comment - 31/Jul/09 11:52 AM
Revision 2580 by aimee.trescothick on 2009-07-31 13:51:59 -0500 (Fri, 31 Jul 2009)

SNOW-159 (VWR-14087): Add GT 120 and GT 130 to the table of supported GPUs.

Files affected:
U projects/2009/snowglobe/trunk/doc/contributions.txt
U projects/2009/snowglobe/trunk/indra/newview/gpu_table.txt


Aimee Trescothick added a comment - 31/Jul/09 12:03 PM
Didn't quite make it into Snowglobe 1.1, should be in 1.2 though.

Tofu Linden added a comment - 10/Aug/09 12:50 PM
Fixed internally - thanks.

Priapus Balogh added a comment - 29/Aug/09 04:50 AM
My new iMac 9,1 with Nvidia GEForceGT 120 cannot run Second Life. Hope the problem can be fixed so that we can join SL soon again. It all worked well on iMac G5.

Aimee Trescothick added a comment - 29/Aug/09 10:07 AM
It can't run it? You should just get a warning message, that you can click past, and then increase the graphics settings manually. If you can't run it at all it sounds like there is something else going on.