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Hello,
I trying to play RIFT with crossover mac 11.0.3.
Everything good but , when i start the game, it show this message "your drivers nvidia are out of date, please update, visit support nvidia ........."

The result is that some colors are flashing when i play, or some texture are beside the object (exemple: the green of the grass may continu to appears in the water.

What can i do?

Thank you

GILLET wrote:

Hello,
I trying to play RIFT with crossover mac 11.0.3.
Everything good but , when i start the game, it show this message
"your drivers nvidia are out of date, please update, visit support
nvidia ........."

The result is that some colors are flashing when i play, or some
texture are beside the object (exemple: the green of the grass may
continu to appears in the water.

I don't know RIFT. This type of question should be posted to the RIFT forum, not the General Forum.

That said. If you are running on a Mac, there is absolutely NOTHING you can do. All Graphics on a Mac are provided by Apple. Apple buys Graphics CHIPS from the various hardware vendors and then embeds those chips on its own motherboards, using their own design. Similarly, Apple licenses the Graphics SOFTWARE from the manufacturer and then re-writes it to their own specifications.

The end result is that you have what basically amounts to a proprietary graphics environment. Any "fixes" or updates must come from Apple, and not the vendor of the chips used.

You indicate what version of Crossover you are running, but not what version of OSX. Apple does routinely update graphics drivers with OS releases, even if they don't "bullet" them in the release notes.

However, since others are apparently running RIFT successfully on CrossOver, I would strongly suggest you visit the Tips and Tricks section of the RIFT forum and look for a solution to your problem. Then, if you don't find it there, post to that RIFT forum for help.

ok sorry for the wrong section.

i try everything in the tips/tricks section but nothing worked.

I ask in the right section

Thanks