Thats fine - there is no performance gain in 64bit mode and many drivers are not yet supporting 64bit.
Stick with 32bit.
To select the 32-bit kernel for the current startup disk, use the following command in Terminal:
sudo systemsetup -setkernelbootarchitecture i386
LFG should not do this in 32bit mode. Try removing Intensity Pro - use a new blank catalyst show and try again.
Try re-install drivers from Active Silicon website:
http://downloads.activesilicon.com/l...-v02_00_00.dmg
Check your settings as above and re-install latest driver
What version of catalyst are you using? Richard has a workaround that may work for Decklink Cards.
The MDP-DVI adaptor is single link - ie you will only get limited resolutions out of a Matrox TH2G
Either use the Matrox TH2G-DP edition (with a plethora of adaptor cables) or use a MDP-DVI-D active adaptor from apple (£60.00)
Have you checked how many you can use without a TH2G.
There is a limit to what a graphics card can do....
Not necessarily 3x DVI-D outputs.... but you should get 2...
Impossible to answer - apparently there may be some hope in the OS build after next...
Do wait - on paper the 5870 card could be good...
The existing adaptors will do the same as they do now.... resolutions wont change.
MDP-DVI-D adaptor works - you must test it to see what it does with the TH2G
Dont junk it - leave it on the shelf for a few months
If you can get a GTX285 - it will be a better choice than 5770/5870 right now (11/11/10)
Else use a GT120 - its cheap, works ok and is a good interim solution.
AS drivers are 32bit
nothing else takes advantage of 64bit at the moment - so no reason to run it...
basically - follow the guidelines and workarounds here on the forum and new MacPros work fine if you run them in 32bit with an nvidia graphics card.
Simon