I am seeing huge solid color polygons on my display when opening Parallels when the CPU has other memory/graphics intensive programs open. It is more frequent on quiting Parallels. This has occurred with EVERY Parallels build since Leopard 10.5, NEVER before.
I have run every version of Parallels without problems for a year until now. I am on Leopard 10.5.1 with Parallels Build 5582, Windows XP, SP2.
I am running a Mac Pro, 4-core, 1-yr old with a 30" Cinema Display and the ATI X1900 graphics card. 6-GB of RAM. The Apple forum is full of graphics artifacts new issues with this card after Leopard. Yes, I am aware of the card overheat complaints and have cleaned the dust screen, which was plugged.
Based on this, I thought it was not Parallels, worked with Apple and they just replaced the ATI x1900 card. Reboot with new card, run Tech Tool, video test passes. launch iTunes, in a window, turn on visualizer. Launch Parallels (not even Windows yet) and immediately get massive solid color polygons on the screen. No other programs yet running. Quit Parallels, activate screen saver with a new full screen image. Back to regular desktop screen, artifacts disappear.
Re-launch Parallels and get graphics grief again.
Parallels Team - any thoughts or can I somehow error trap any of this for you?
I have run every version of Parallels without problems for a year until now. I am on Leopard 10.5.1 with Parallels Build 5582, Windows XP, SP2.
I am running a Mac Pro, 4-core, 1-yr old with a 30" Cinema Display and the ATI X1900 graphics card. 6-GB of RAM. The Apple forum is full of graphics artifacts new issues with this card after Leopard. Yes, I am aware of the card overheat complaints and have cleaned the dust screen, which was plugged.
Based on this, I thought it was not Parallels, worked with Apple and they just replaced the ATI x1900 card. Reboot with new card, run Tech Tool, video test passes. launch iTunes, in a window, turn on visualizer. Launch Parallels (not even Windows yet) and immediately get massive solid color polygons on the screen. No other programs yet running. Quit Parallels, activate screen saver with a new full screen image. Back to regular desktop screen, artifacts disappear.
Re-launch Parallels and get graphics grief again.
Parallels Team - any thoughts or can I somehow error trap any of this for you?