I still suggest keep submitting the bug report with detail on the Nvidia official bug report link(Display Driver Feedback):
http://surveys.nvidia.com/index.jsp?pi=6e7ea6bb4a02641fa8f07694a40f8ac6

I just sent in another report. Thanks for the link!

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Same problem here. 2 GTX 680's - rendering in cyberlink power director 10 slower than rendering I had done in windows 98...........

There is a white paper paragraph about cyberlink power director. The white paper was the initial white paper for the 680's. It stated "sometime in the future...." the rendering for cyberlink would be fast again. It's on page 27 of the white paper, last paragraph. If someone can tell me how to post the white paper on here (pdf format), I will post it....

Bob

I sent a long bug report and attached the white paper to it - giving them the spot in the white paper to READ. Sheesh, these people don't read their own documents.......

It looks as if the same problem with rendering is happening with latest Nvidia driver 306.97. Even with latest PowerDirector 10 update.

I rolled back to the 301 drivers and cyberlink power director works perfectly. How could NVIDIA do this to us? The screwed up the next set of production drivers - it's all over the internet - a monkey could find the problem with a google search. Then to even look more stupid and uncaring for their customers, they release yet another batch of drivers still ignoring the problem they created with the last set. So I sit here with old gaming drivers just so I can use power director 10 (boy am I glad you posted the 306.97 drivers fixed nothing - that saved me a lot of time, also thanks to this thread I was going to buy the upgrade to power director in hopes THEY fixed the problem and I read here the upgrade did nothing. That saved me a lot of money. At this rate I don't know if it will EVER get fixed, even though cyberlink power director is used by a lot of nvidia's customers.

I may have to buy the next generation radeon cards and put these 680's up on ebay. I will wait to see what they offer in their next cycle.

I do not like doing business with a company that completely ignores a bug that has been reported hundreds of time by their user base, and they just ignore it. They have become too big, too impersonal and too addicted to the bottom line. It's time to bail out ASAP

Maybe some from the Cyberlink give us information, what is the cause of the problem with new NVIDIA drivers in PD 10? We WANT to know, why PD 10 doesnt work with NVIDIA drivers above 301.... We want to know what did you do to fix the problem with rendering when CUDA is enabled. And another question - Is PD 11 free from this problem, or we have to stay with NVIDIA 301.. drivers forever?

go here

http://forum.cyberlink.com/forum/posts/list/25086.page

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Thank you for response. I hope that aprioprate fix appears soon. I'm getting tired, waiting weeks for solution of the problem, which makes my favourite movie editor unusable. Regards!

I just received this response from Nvidia after pesting them for days:

Hi Robert,
Thanks for submitting your issue. We are aware of this driver bug and is currently in process of investigating. As soon as a fix is available, it'll be posted on our web site for download.
For the time being, please continue to use the driver that that does not have the problem. Our apology for the inconvenience.

Best regards,

_David

I've got 2 x GTX560 in SLI with the same problem using PD9. It started when I updated from driver version 301.24 to 306.23. It remained with further update 306.97. The versions are seen in Windows 7, Control Panel, Device Manager, Display Drivers as version 9.18.13.697. The Geforce website has the driver downloads.

I went back to 301.24 and everything is fine for Power Director, but performance is significantly decreased for game playing. From similar forums it seems that other video editing packages haven't had this problem. And that Cyberlink are in discussion with NVidia. And that a fix is imminent.

I don't want to have to swap drivers around for different applications - they're 200MB. Please hurry Cyberlink. i7 3820, Asrock X79 Extreme 3, 16GB 2133 G Skill, 2 x GTX560, Corsair TX750V2, Sandisk 120GB SSD, Barracuda 2TB HDD, PD9

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so don't swap drivers, just turn cuda on and off in the Nvidia control panel... Off when in PD and on when playing games. Hopefully they come out with a new WHQL soon! i7 2600
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I re-installed the 306.97 driver and turned CUDA off in PD 9 Hardware Acceleration. Projects won't play without stop/start rendering.

So I re-installed the 301.42 driver again. I don't get the rendering problem - whether CUDA is enabled or not, whether SLI is enabled or not.

Conclusion - the problem is independent of whether CUDA is off or on. The problem is dependent on what version driver you have.
ie only 301.42 works. i7 3820, Asrock X79 Extreme 3, 16GB 2133 G Skill, 2 x GTX560, Corsair TX750V2, Sandisk 120GB SSD, Barracuda 2TB HDD, PD9

Do the lastest 310.70 geforce drivers fix the problem with cyberlink pd 10? I am so damned tired of sitting on 3.01 something...

Thank you,


Bob

Quote: Do the lastest 310.70 geforce drivers fix the problem with cyberlink pd 10? I am so damned tired of sitting on 3.01 something...

Thank you,


Bob

Hi Bob,

I think the latest PD10 update patch fixes the driver incompatibility problem. Here is the link to the updates. If I am not mistaken the update patch will allow you to install recent drivers. Let us know if that driver works with this patch.

http://www.cyberlink.com/downloads/support/powerdirector-ultra/patches_en_US.html
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Not me - PD9 still renders its head off with 310.7 version drivers. 20 minutes to load new drivers and 20 minutes to reinstall old 301.42 drivers again.

Come on Cyberlink - get your bloody act together! i7 3820, Asrock X79 Extreme 3, 16GB 2133 G Skill, 2 x GTX560, Corsair TX750V2, Sandisk 120GB SSD, Barracuda 2TB HDD, PD9

I am running Nvidia 310.90 with PD9 and the problem still exists. I assume I have no choice but to upgrade PD. Is that a correct assumption? dnr

If you look at earlier entries, that appears to be what the Cyberlink position is - no support for PD9 any longer (even though I bought it only 2 years ago). But you can upgrade to PD11 for about $80US - about the same as I paid for PD9 anyway. And there's no guarantee that there'll be future support for whatever you upgrade to!!!!!!!!!! i7 3820, Asrock X79 Extreme 3, 16GB 2133 G Skill, 2 x GTX560, Corsair TX750V2, Sandisk 120GB SSD, Barracuda 2TB HDD, PD9

I have the similar issues with PD10 had to roll back to 301.42 drivers It makes the other apps like light room and photoshop cs5 extremly slow with this version of Nvidia driver.

i have a problem with editing, the edit screen keeps freezing, both sound & picture either together or individually.this makes editing impossible. thinking of changing, but to which suplier pd is otherwise pretty good.I have written to cyberlink but no reply. Anyone no what the answer is?