求助！！安装260.99版本的显卡驱动后，主显示器适配器不支持 3D Vision
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我的是y460 i3-GT25M&，我安装了260.99版本的显卡后，点击了程序的“启用3D Vision“就出现了了错误的表格，里边写着‘主适配器不支持 3D Vision”，这个怎么回事啊？？！！请求大虾们帮忙解决一下哈~~~
我也正准备重新安装系统
顶起来看高人说
这是正常的吧
，我也更新这个了，貌似确实是不支持。
话说小Y从来都不支持
话说小Y从来都不支持
对 第2楼 hp 说：＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝我感觉启动不了3D Vision独显是不是就不起作用了么？从评分，个人感觉上发现机子更卡了，你的有这种现象吗？
对 第5楼 atomy褪色 说：＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝.不是吧.我看到有教程写的就是针对Y460-GT25M的啊，，
对 第6楼 lm 说：＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝独显在运行，跟那个3D没关系的，也不会卡啊 ，心理作用吧
，放心用吧 ，我觉得这还稳定
小Y不支持3D vision
对 第9楼 祖小涛 说：＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝。。O sorry.误解了。。
哦，难道是哪里出错了？？！！鲁大娘的硬件概览上变了一些东西，你看下你的有吗？
对 第8楼 hp 说：＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝鲁大娘的硬件概览上变了一些东西，你看下你的有吗？
对 楼主 lm 说：＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝大哥，你的就以普通屏幕，还想要支持3D环境？只有3D显示屏的才可能支持
对 第13楼 recker_alex 说：＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝，之前不知道是怎么，还以为是那里安装错了，所以发帖求助喽。。不过现在明白了，非常谢谢。
因为你的是不支持3d技术的,需要用能支持3d技术的显示器才可以!!!
对 第7楼 lm 说：＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝小Y的屏幕不行.....不支持3D
对 楼主 lm 说：＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝这个是正常的
因为 你显示屏不是3D屏
不支持英伟达的3D技术 所以不会开启 出现这个提示正常 原因是你在安装时没有把安装3D Vision的选项去掉
对 第1楼 wang8858275 说：＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝没必要
对 楼主 lm 说：＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝你不支持，懂不懂，你疑为是裸眼3D啊，不懂不要乱说
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/community/RadeonDriver
guide will show you how to use the Free, Open Source driver for many
ATI graphics cards called &radeon& or &ati&. It will provide 2D and 3D
acceleration in your video hardware. This driver is not as fast as the
closed-source, proprietary &fglrx& driver from AMD/ATI Inc. for some
cards, but has better dual-head support, and supports some older
chipsets that fglrx does not.
Will It Work On Your Card?
Check first your graphic card name and chipset:
lspci -nn | grep VGA
It should report something like this for your graphics card:
01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc RV350 AS [Radeon 9550]
Unsupported
You are currently not able to use the &radeon& driver for the following cards and derivatives:
None known.
For these cards you must use the &fglrx& driver.
2D modesetting only
HD 3xxx / R600 based cards
HD 4xxx / R700 based cards
Accelerated 3D support (r300, r400 and r500 series)
All these cards and derivatives have good 3D acceleration support
9500 / R300 based cards
9600 / rv350 or rv360 based cards
9700 / R300 based cards
9800 / R350 or R360 based cards
X300 / rv370 based cards
X600 / rv380 based cards
X700 / rv410 based cards
X800 / R420 or R423 or R430 or R480 based cards
X850 / R480 or R481 based cards
X1050 / rv370 based cards
X1300 / R515 based cards
X1600 / R530 based cards
X1800 / R520 based cards
X1900 / R580 based cards
Xpress 200 / RS480 IGP
Xpress 200 / RS482 IGP for Intel
Xpress 200M / RS482 IGP
Xpress 1100 / RS482 IGP
Xpress 1150 / RS485 IGP
Xpress 1200 / AMD 690V / RS690C IGP
Xpress 1200 / AMD M690V / RS690MC IGP
Xpress 1250 / AMD 690G / RS690 IGP
Xpress 1250 / AMD M690 / RS690M IGP
Xpress 1250 / AMD 690G / RS600 IGP for Intel
Xpress 1270 / AMD M690T / RS690T IGP
If you have an Xpress chip and you are not using Ubuntu 8.10 or later see
for instructions on how to enable 3D support and desktop effects.
Full 3D support (r100 and r200 series)
All these cards and derivatives have full 3D acceleration support
7000 / rv100 based cards
7200 / R100 based cards
7500 / rv200 based cards
8X00 / R200 based cards
9000 / rv250 based cards
9100 / R200 based cards
9200 / rv280 based cards
There is a bug related to the DVI output on the rv280-based cards, please check
If you experience curious behaviour (e.g. hangs on login) you may find a solution under
Removing the proprietary fglrx driver
is the name of the closed-source, proprietary driver from AMD/ATI. It
conflicts with the open-source &radeon& driver. If the &fglrx& kernel
module is loaded at boot, X will be able to start using the &radeon&
driver but &Direct Rendering& (DRI) will be disabled. This results in a
severe performance reduction. Use
System-&Administration-&Hardware Drivers to make sure &ATI
accelerated graphics driver& is not in use.
is important to note that with the release of 9.04, the fglrx driver
dropped support for the r500 line of cards. If you are upgrading from
8.10 or a previous release and use one of these cards, it is strongly
suggested that you remove fglrx prior to upgrading to avoid any
problems. However, you can still remove the fglrx driver after the
upgrade if it causes problems.
If you previously used the proprietary &fglrx& driver it is highly recommended to totally get rid of the fglrx package:
sudo apt-get remove --purge xorg-driver-fglrx
and reboot the computer.
libGL.so in /usr/lib might also still be the version installed by
xorg-driver-fglrx. You can check that very easily, just run:
glxinfo |grep vendor
If you see: client glx vendor string: ATI, then the libGL.so is still from ATI.
Make sure libgl1-mesa-glx and libgl1-mesa-dri are properly installed:
sudo apt-get install --reinstall libgl1-mesa-glx libgl1-mesa-dri
Make sure &fglrx& is not listed in /etc/modules file.
Of course, make sure your xorg.conf does not contain any &fglrx& entry.
Recommended configuration for X.org
configuration is necessary for ATI driver in the modern versions of
Ubuntu. You can safely take away your xorg.conf and your computer will
Customized configuration for X.org, the new way
Karmic Koala 9.10 and later supports Kernel Mode Settings (KMS) in ATI
driver. This mode allows to automatically detect all necessary settings
for your hardware, as well as to provide for better viewing experience.
Notably, KMS eliminates &tearing& and &blinking& of video, including
flash, and 3D windows, such as games. The configuration file xorg.conf
is not required using KMS.
In order to enable KMS, follow instructions in &KMS with a Radeon card&
section on page
Customized configuration for X.org, the old way
instructions below are based on the edition of /etc/X11/xorg.conf . You
will have to edit it with superuser privileges (using the sudo
command). You can use gedit if you are using Ubuntu (Gnome) or kate if
you are using Kubuntu (KDE). If you are in a console you can use
sudo vim /etc/X11/xorg.conf
sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf
Configuring your graphics card &Device& section
first of all have to find the device section already related to your
graphics card. It can have any name, or might even not exist if you are
just installing your xserver. You can usually find it right after your
mouse entry.
It should look like this:
Section &Device&
Identifier
&Radeon 9600&
&PCI:1:0:0&
&XAANoOffscreenPixmaps&
EndSection
Identifier
is the name you give your graphics card. It is better if it is short.
It can be anything. (I only tested with alphanumerical names though). Driver
specifies which driver you want to use. IT HAS TO BE ati
and NOT radeon
. The &ati& driver is a wrapper that will load the &radeon& driver if possible. BusID
gives the hardware address of the graphics card. It is always PCI, even
for an AGP card. The BusID can be found using the command lspci
. A BusID given in lspci as 01:00.0 will become &PCI:1:0:0&
in xorg.conf . (Warning: lspci reports hexadecimal numbers, xorg.conf needs decimal.) The &XAANoOffscreenPixmaps&
option maybe necessary for AIGLX desktop acceleration, you can try
disabling it and it should work fine (maybe quicker) for the newest
versions of ubuntu.
your computer is locking up when you try and run opengl applications
(for instance glxgears) then you might have to add the following
options under device
&BusType& &PCI&
&AGPMode& &1&
The &Monitor& section
This is what your monitor section should look like:
WARNING: The
settings affect the monitor's signal frequency rate. They are shown as
sample only! Incorrect or overdriven settings can force the monitor to
switch itself off for protection or, for very old monitors, even
destroy them! Consult the manufacturer's information or manual for
correct values for your specific monitor model, or do not specify them
for X server to automatically probe your monitor's DDC for correct
Section &Monitor&
Identifier
&Generic Monitor&
VertRefresh
EndSection
Identifier
is the name you want to give your monitor.
The DPMS option instructs X.Org to allow monitor Power Management on this monitor. It is not necessary.
HorizSync and VertRefresh
options are not necessary, unless DDC cannot be detected or you want to
force specific rate. Refer to your monitor's documentation, site or
even back of the monitor to find correct values for your particular
monitor model.
values can be dangerous! If you do not specify them X.org will read
correct values from Monitor DDC instead. The monitor, graphics card and
data cable should (and in 99.9% cases they do) support it. Only sRGB
VGA cables cannot transfer DDC data so far.
The &Screen& section
It will basically look like that:
Section &Screen&
Identifier
&Default Screen&
&Radeon 9600&
&Generic Monitor&
DefaultDepth
SubSection &Display&
EndSubSection
EndSection
Identifier
is the name you give to your screen. It does not really matter, but I prefer it short. Device
has to be the name you previously gave to your graphics card. Monitor
is the name you gave your monitor. DefaultDepth
is the bit-per-pixel depth you want to force X.org to use, most likely
you want 24. If you dont specify this line, X.org will use all reported
color range (8,16,24 or 32 - depending on support). The
modes in the &Display& subsection instruct X.org to explicitly use only
specified modes and have to be supported by your monitor. This is
useful, if you want to prevent X.org using maximum available resolution
on login screen, or want to limit or exclude some of supported (or
reported as supported), but undesired resolutions. If you don't know,
choose , it is a safe bet. If you know, list your favorite
resolution first, and the other resolutions available after.
cards low on video RAM, you might need to add a &Virtual& line to the
&Display& subsection of the &Screen& section in xorg.conf, since the
default values (see /var/log/Xorg.0.log) are a bit &greedy& on memory.
Set the x and y values according to the wanted maximum size of your virtual desktop.
Finalizing
Add the following sections at the end of the file if they don't exist elsewhere:
Section &DRI&
EndSection
Section &Extensions&
Option &Composite& &Enable&
EndSection
Then check the &ServerLayout& section:
Section &ServerLayout&
Identifier
&Default Layout&
&Default Screen&
InputDevice
&Generic Keyboard&
InputDevice
&Configured Mouse&
EndSection
Identifier
should not be changed. Screen
is the name you gave to your screen in the screen section. InputDevice
are for the devices you want to use (with a section device in this file) and which are not your graphics card or monitor.
the X server by pressing simultaneously Ctrl-Alt-Backspace (quick and
dirty) or log out, switch to a text console (ctrl-alt-F1), log in and
sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
Testing The Driver
To see if your driver uses KMS (Kernel Mode Setting), run command
dmesg | grep drm
This should indicate that the drm got initialized and set up, with maybe mention of the framebuffer and modes set. E.g.:
2.699321] [drm] Initialized drm 1.1.0
2.819877] [drm] set up 7M of stolen space
3.334947] [drm] TV-14: set mode NTSC 480i 0
3.493351] fb0: inteldrmfb frame buffer device
3.513539] [drm] Initialized i915 1.6.0
for .0 on minor 0
3.627621] [drm] LVDS-8: set mode d
4.227945] [drm] TV-14: set mode NTSC 480i 0
To see if you are using the driver you can test your 3D settings. To test your OpenGL acceleration you can run:
glxinfo | grep vendor
has to be SGI. Otherwise you did not install the driver properly. Make
sure you restarted the Xserver, or if this does not help, go to the
&Removing the proprietary fglrx driver& section.
glxinfo | grep &direct rendering&
For trouble-shooting, try also
LIBGL_DEBUG=verbose glxinfo
If you get No direct rendering
, then your card probably is not supported by the open source driver. You will have to install the
Tweaking The Driver
are a few options which you can give to the driver to speed up its
performance. Here is an example of the device section of /etc/X11/xorg.conf
Section &Device&
Identifier
&ATI graphics card 0&
# some cards (i.e. 9800SE, or partially broken) with reduced capabilities work fine accessing only
# parts of the hardware (by supplying the PCI ChipID of a lower end card, http://pci-ids.ucw.cz/read/PC/1002)
&AccelMethod&
#either XAA or EXA. &EXA& is the default since Karmic. Try XAA if you experience performance issues
&EnablePageFlip& &true& #only works with accelmethod &XAA&
&TripleBuffer&
&true& #This *might* help if you use something like Beryl and have slow video playback.
&DynamicClocks&
#This is for laptop users, it saves energy when in battery mode.
&PCI:1:0:0&
# (if machine has multiple cards) must match your lspci output
EndSection
Since Karmic AccelMethod is by default &EXA&. It should be faster than the older &XAA&.
EnablePageFlip
can cause a lot of instability on some newer radeon cards. It can give
a performance boost though, if you are experiencing instabilities
consider disabling this option.
DynamicClocks
will lower the 'clockspeed' of the GPU when its not in use, hopefully
saving energy. if your feeling green you can enable this, some people
report a reduced performance however.
Check the manpage of the radeon
driver for more options. Please note that some more options might be available, but are undocumented.
man radeon
About the different drivers
Some information not related to the direct install or configuration of the driver:
features of your hardware are useless unless the driver (the piece of
software which controls it) has support for them. This is a serious
issue with graphics cards, a vital component which is constantly being
updated. The main issue with these cards is between the use of Free
Software drivers, which are included in Ubuntu (such as the &nv& driver
for Nvidia cards and the &ati& for ATI's cards) and the non-free
drivers offered by the card's manufacturers. Since the inner working of
these cards are often trade secrets the proprietary manufacturer's
drivers often have more features than the Free Software drivers, but
cannot be included in Ubuntu for moral, technical (they often only work
on the x86 platform) and sometimes legal reasons.
exception to this rule is the Free Software &radeon& driver, which
offers full OpenGL 3D acceleration on graphics cards such as the Radeon
X1050 and below.
&radeon& driver is automatically called by the &ati& driver if your
card is supported. You should therefore specify &ati& in xorg.conf. 3D
acceleration is enabled using the drivers from the DRI project such as:
r300, r200, r100, r128. For a complete map of supported chipsets see
(this page however is out of date).
- Known bugs in the &ati& driver
- A page containing useful options and configurations for the &radeon& driver.
documentation - includes TV-out information
radeon page
- X.org 7.1 official documentation.
- The Wiki page for the proprietary AMD/ATI driver &fglrx& which also
offers 3D acceleration, and works on newer cards than the &radeon&
driver. This driver was reported to be unstable, has fewer dual head
support and does not support AIGLX at all. Since it's closed-source,
only AMD can work on it and give efficient support, and the open-source
community can generally not help you with problems.
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我的笔记本里的显示适配器有两个显卡，是什么意思？
好的独立显卡耗电超过笔记本所有其它设备。当你看网页现在的cpu上带有一个集成显卡独立显卡非常耗电，音乐等活动独立显卡会关闭，使用cpu中的集成显卡。玩游戏时，独立显卡开启
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谢谢、我本买了半年了也没弄明白是什么意思，呵呵，见笑了
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其他6条回答
明你的笔记本有两个显卡，可以切换到独立显卡，这样会降低笔记本的散热量，当您做文字编辑或是待机状态下时可以转换为集成显卡，当您在玩游戏或是图像处理时，更节能低碳。HD4250是主板上的集成显卡型号。估计你的笔记本上应该有一个转换开关，相应的也会延长笔记本的使用寿命，提升画面质感。相反；HD5470是独立显卡型号
[提问者采纳]
都俩显卡了，还加？一个独立显卡，一个集成显卡。
现在很多电脑都是带双显卡的一个独立的
一个集成 的当你玩大型游戏的时候 可以切换到独立显卡
一般看看电影 聊天 集成的就行啦
这个机子好像只有一个集成显卡吧 要加独立显卡有点难
ATI的都这样，习惯就好了~
更新一下驱动，试一下。
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