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Ok so I stopped playing BF after the demo, and am interested in getting back into it. . .however I have this very appearant problem right here. What happens is during gameplay (and even during games like CIV4) the screen goes crazy as in the pictures. Sometimes if I alt-tabbed out and back in, it'd get fixed, but not always. I had a 300W powersupply, but upgrades to a 450 - but found that though I wasnt getting the crazy artifacts - I WAS getting mad game lock-ups. I seem to remember the game running smooth at some point. . .but dont remember when. I'll have to reinstall and see - but is this a power issue? And if I need to get a new powersuuply (as I have a 300 in there I'm sure I do) what do I need to look for. Folks are selling 400W - but the +12V runs at 16A. . .as if I know what that means.
I have a Chaintech 128mb 6600, with 1gig DDR Ram, a ECS K7VTA3 FSB333/AMD 2600+ (yea I know, old - but it ran WoW damn smooth and I dont think thats the problem).

Ok so I stopped playing BF after the demo, and am interested in getting back into it. . .however I have this very appearant problem right here. What happens is during gameplay (and even during games like CIV4) the screen goes crazy as in the pictures. Sometimes if I alt-tabbed out and back in, it'd get fixed, but not always. I had a 300W powersupply, but upgrades to a 450 - but found that though I wasnt getting the crazy artifacts - I WAS getting mad game lock-ups. I seem to remember the game running smooth at some point. . .but dont remember when. I'll have to reinstall and see - but is this a power issue? And if I need to get a new powersuuply (as I have a 300 in there I'm sure I do) what do I need to look for. Folks are selling 400W - but the +12V runs at 16A. . .as if I know what that means.
I have a Chaintech 128mb 6600, with 1gig DDR Ram, a ECS K7VTA3 FSB333/AMD 2600+ (yea I know, old - but it ran WoW damn smooth and I dont think thats the problem).
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