I'm using a Java app called iReport, and I just added a dedicated video card, the problem is that now my Java apps are misdrawing the dialog screens.
What it should look like.
What it looks like now.
Is this a video card issue, an application issue, or a Java issue?
My video card stats from GPUShark.
GPU Shark v0.7.3
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Elapsed time: 00:00:20
OpenGL memory - total:2048MB, usage:467MB
GPU 1 - NVIDIA GeForce GTX 650 Ti Boost
- GPU: GK106
- Bus ID: 5
- Device ID: 10DE-11C2
- Subvendor: EVGA (3842-3657)
- Driver version: 9.18.13.2723
- NV driver branch: r325_00-230
- OS: Windows 7 64-bit
- Bios version: 80.06.59.00.50
- GPU memory size: 2048MB
- Bus width: 192-bit
- GPU memory location: GPU dedicated
- GPU memory type: GDDR5
- GPU temp: 39.0°C (min:39.0°C - max:42.0°C)
- Fan speed: 46.0% / 1890.0 RPM
- GPU cores: 768
- TDP: 134 Watts
- True current clock speeds / VDDC:
- Core: 718.0MHz
- Mem: 810.0MHz
- VDDC: 0.900V
- GTX 600+ monitoring:
- Base clock speeds:
- GPU core: 980.0MHz
- Mem: 3004.0MHz
- Boost clock speeds:
- GPU core: 1032.0MHz
- Mem: 3004.0MHz
- Clock speeds offsets:
- GPU core: 0.0MHz
- GPU voltage: 0.050V
- Mem: 0.0MHz
- GPU power:
- Current power: 18.2% TDP
- Min power: 47.1% TDP
- Max power: 110.0% TDP
- Default power: 100.0% TDP
- Power limit: 100.0% TDP
- GPU and memory usage:
- GPU: 0.0%, max: 28.0%
- GPU memory: 22.8%
- GPU memory controller: 3.0%
- Limiting policies (NVIDIA):
- no limitation
- Current active 3D applications:
---- dwm.exe (PID: 2924)
---- chrome.exe (PID: 5564)
---- chrome.exe (PID: 3688)
---- java.exe (PID: 7364)
---- furmark.exe (PID: 7504)
---- gpushark.exe (PID: 8144)
I'm using the Java JDK versus the usual JRE since I develop using this system, and that is what my JAVA_HOME is set to. Specifically 1.7.0 R21
The application is iReport 5.1.0.
The integrated video card is the regular Intel HD Graphics.
