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I'e just come back to ATI after having had a 7800gt for some time. I'm now the proud (Kind of) owner of an x1900xtx but it's giving all kinds of problems in BF2. The most annoying is this texture flashing problem which seems to affect all windows and doors. It's like the texture flashes between black and the real texture. This occured occasionaly on the 7800gt but on the ATI card it's unbearable. It's so bad on levels like Dalian Plant that I almost can't play them because it's so distracting.
Does anyone know if this is a driver issue or a BF2 issue? It didn't happen on the 7800gt so I assume it's something that can be fixed by someone.
Has anyone found a work-around?? I don't mind playing it on lower settings if it gets rid of the flickering but so far even running it on full low doesn't seem to work.
Any help appreciated!
the fact is that EA refuses to fix the issues with Radeon ATI cards. Its not the cards or drivers. they work great in all other games like HL2, Doom, COD, and others.
I hear what you're saying but I'm kind of regretting coming back to ATI now. The game that I play the most is now almost unplayable because I've spent £300 on a new card!! Where's the justice in that?
Hey, I've got a Radeon 9800 Pro and I'm running the 5.6 Cat driver. The game runs absolutely great save for the constant dumping to the desktop.
It's quite unbearable, I really would like it to work, I'm not particularily sure what the issue is. Sometimes I can't play for a minute and it will dump to the desktop sometimes I can play for twenty minutes. It's really aggravating.
On occasion I actually get error messages, I should write it down exactly but it's something along the lines of "Memory deallocating..." and it wants to know if you'd like to "Try Again" "Cancel" "Quit"... I dunno, it's driving me mad...
I was wondering what your "fix" is. I'm willing to try anything at the moment.
Cheers
gumby3d
Hey guys,
I have a 9800 Pro 128 and my game runs like a NINJA!!!! Crash to desktop???? Maybe once a month and I run cat 6.3.
y'all are probably running cat 5.6 because you've been told that the other drivers don't do the 9800 Pro series of cards any good. WELL, I'm not having any probs whatsoever with mine and if you have better specs that I then something may be wrong. Try bringing the drivers up to date.
I have the ATI 9600 and my player makes jerky movements and will move out in the middle of the road if you are behind building it seemed to start this when I started playing multi player. If anybody has some solutions I would greatly appreciate it. I am stuck where to start XP pro 2.6 512 ram I am going crazy here I get killed just from this doing this it will also flash on the screen controler error real fast barley have time to read it. Thanks in advance
I was using a 9800 pro before I upgraded. Dont' remember what driver version. I had crash to desktops every once in a rare while. It seems to have gone away since I switched over to a nVidia 7600gt. But I don't think I've played long enough to be sure sincem y original crashes were a real rarity.
Connect 3d X850 Pro
P 4 2.4Ghz( Grrr )
2 Gig Ram
Crappy Dell Mobo
X-Fi XtremeMusic
My Bf2 has never crashed since i installed XP Pro( 2 months ago ) and i havnt installed SF since i reinstalled BF2, works like a dream
Remember most of these crashes are caused by the squad texture being missing for squad 0( check the dmp files in your BF2 folder in documents and settings ), hopefully they'll fix this in the next patch
the fact is that EA refuses to fix the issues with Radeon ATI cards. Its not the cards or drivers. they work great in all other games like HL2, Doom, COD, and others.
The very reason im not getting a x1900 but a 7900 ...
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