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    problem with graphics cardor driver!?

    Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by samie, Nov 4, 2007.

  1. samie

    samie Notebook Enthusiast

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    right, i have a geforce go 7600, and i baught BF2 and i kept getting streaking affects like the pic below so i upgraded the driver to 91.33 after i formatted my lappy, previous driver was 84.... i belvieve. I now experience the same problem with CS:Source, BF2 still, crysis demo. when i play quake wars demo, CoD4 demo, far cry and fear i dont get the problem....

    what is causing it?? its really annoying me now....
     

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    wogstaa Notebook Evangelist

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    That looks cool!!! Try a different driver and see if it does anything
     
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    get the latest 169.04 drivers for www.laptopvideo2go.com

    If that doesn't work, download Riva tuner and make shure your card isn't somehow freakishly overclocked by checking the clocks and temperature log.
    Looks like either a bad driver, or unstable memory on the video card.
     
  4. samie

    samie Notebook Enthusiast

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    is tht driver compatibale with xp?? as i am not using vista.

    i have overclocked my GPU, but only by a small ammount as i selected "detect optimal frequencys" on the overclocking menu for the graphics card:

    Original Currently
    core clock frequency - 450 Mhz 466 Mhz
    memory clock freq - 350 Mhz 394 Mhz

    I have monitered the tempreatures using pc wizard 07 before and after and the max it usually reached is 65 celcius after playing crysis.
     
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    they are XP, just go check em out.

    Have you tried removing the OC and then check what happens?
     
  6. samie

    samie Notebook Enthusiast

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    i put the clock settings to defualt and all was ok, i still get the annoying streaks, but it was only minor. i will check it out properly tonight with a few other games as i have so much work to do for uni :( also will look into a new driver..was rading abount the 169.04 having problems with using an external monitor through DVI...and i am planning to get a 22" samsung, so will look for another alternate that should work ok.

    thanks unknown555525
     
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    unknown555525 rawr

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    err... problems with just your card? with my 8700m GT I'm running 1080P through DVI to HDMI adaptor to my 50" lcd.. all seems good :D

    edit :) with the 169.04 drivers no less !
     
  8. samie

    samie Notebook Enthusiast

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    didnt bother to read it all properly as was reading about protien structures and the review about the driver on the net..so didnt get the full jist of why/what problems they where having :rolleyes: