#Dream aquarium crashes to blue screen drivers#

It does not create a Firefox crash report as seen in 'about:crashes' It happens whether or not 'Use hardware acceleration when available' is checked or not

This is also caused by the WebGL test linked in the first post.

#Dream aquarium crashes to blue screen drivers#

I observed the same problems with this Silverlight 5 page (warning, runs immediately):ДЇirefox causes the nVidia system tray icon to report that the nVidia drivers need to recover and the screen flashes - but this process can often end up looping until the system becomes completely unresponsive, or crashes to BSOD.

You can make Firefox use the OpenGL driver by setting webgl.prefer-native-gl=true. Does FF5 use OpenGL or D3D for the WebGL implementation?Д«y default, Firefox uses Direct3D 9, via ANGLE (which implements OpenGL ES 2.0 on top of D3D9). That suggests that after the first time it just failed to create a WebGL context. > another GPU reset, which makes me wonder whether I need to restart the Do I just hit refesh on the page orДЄs far as I remember, just hitting refresh was enough. > description you say 'After a few tries'. > 2) When I went to the site and ran the webpage I saw the screen flicker (on Windows 7).Д¬an you confirm that you're using an official 32bit build of Firefox? 64bit Firefox builds on Windows are not yet supported. On Windows, we have a whitelist of PCI Vendor IDs, and then we get the driver version from the Windows registry, parse it, and require it to be at least 8. > possible you're logic thought to disable due to my yet-to-be-released driver Do white-list or black-list drivers? It's > had to do about:config webgl.force-enabled=true. 1) I installed the latest Firefox 5 but I noticed WebGL wasn't available.