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  • falkeye

    #1

    video (graphics) problem

    Hi Guys, from time to time i will get this problem in BF2 where the graphics gets f****d - the only way to explain it. I have a screenshot of it, check it out here http://falkeye.50megs.com/photo.html - basically you can see the mesh.

    any ideas? - this is the only game this seems to happen with (I have the latest video drivers, directx, bf patch, video card is geforce 6600GT)

    cheers
    Jurgen
  • ptegan
    Member
    • Jul 2006
    • 2666

    #2
    Re: video (graphics) problem

    It looks like your card is overheating.

    Does your 6600 have a temperature reading?

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    • Sphinx

      #3
      Re: video (graphics) problem

      This used to happen to me in Joint Op's. Sometimes lowering the settings helped, and sometimes I had to restart the game. In the end I just bought a decent graphics card.

      (My original was a GeForce too, maybe it's a problem with Nvidia. But than again u said it's only bf2...)

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      • falkeye

        #4
        Re: video (graphics) problem

        yeah, I had a look at the temp of the card - only 55c - it has the standard cooler from nvidia on i. Brand new card.
        If i restart the game it works fine again.
        p.s Sphinx - I used to have a ATI card it sucked.. :P

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        • imported_TheDragon
          Member
          • Oct 2006
          • 1476

          #5
          Re: video (graphics) problem

          my guess is heat

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          • shadow_wolf

            #6
            Re: video (graphics) problem

            thats some scary artifacting

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            • Eddy01741

              #7
              Re: video (graphics) problem

              55C, that's nothin, my card goes to 60C in games, it's proabably not the heat. Maybe you might wanna tone down the overclocking if you have overclocked. Or possibly it's the drivers, and what are the rest of your system specs.

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              • falkeye

                #8
                Re: video (graphics) problem

                No overclocking, pc is amd 64 3000 venice core, 1Gb low latency memory, 2 250Gb sata drives raid0, gigabyte mb with nforce 4 chipset, geforce 6600 256mb pci express. winxp sp2, latest drivers and directx.

                The only thing i can think of is that its a texture issue - I know bf2 is quite demanding on video requirements, but i can run it in 1024*768 in high settings with 4*anti aliasing (not the setting i have been using and i still get this problem, i am using everything on high with no anti aliasing.

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                • storlied

                  #9
                  Re: video (graphics) problem

                  i hate to say this
                  but that looks like bad ram.......had the same type of artifacts when i fried my 9800pro ram..................

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                  • storlied

                    #10
                    Re: video (graphics) problem

                    you shoulda seen my BFV when i had my 9800pro with fried ram.....oh my.....it was scary....tip of the jet...phantom....was...AHH..big ass spike thing....trees would spike out all over the place, cabins...would spike out...oh man...it was horrible...

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                    • falkeye

                      #11
                      Re: video (graphics) problem

                      yeah, thats exactly my problem... but only after a while... anyway ordered a warranty replacement for my card - hopefully it will sort it.
                      Thanks for all your help!

                      Jurgen

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                      • tjr1973

                        #12
                        Re: video (graphics) problem

                        Last time I saw something like that on my monitor was when I had a 9800XT go bad. Thing that irked me was the 9800XT wasn't even 24 hours old. Those things run at thermonuclear temperatures though.

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                        • alextaylor29
                          Member
                          • Sep 2006
                          • 196

                          #13
                          Re: video (graphics) problem

                          I get this too occassionally in game. It's usually after playing for several hours. After rebooting or reconnecting it goes away.

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