This is all because of my Audigy 2ZS. If I uninstall it and the drivers, I don't have a problem. If I used Hardware with or without EAX enabled and Sofware with EAX enable this happens. Well I disabled EAX and now this is starting to happen all the time. I'll take another SS in a bit.
What causes this video problem?
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DieFledermaus
Re: What causes this video problem?
What are your specifications? Seems to be either a driver problem or overheating. -
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whofriggincares
Re: What causes this video problem?
Happens on both low, medium and high settings. Happens with both ATI and Omega drivers.
4400+ (2.75GHz @ 2.7V)
2X1GB Crucial Ballistix (3-3-3-8 @2.85V)
MSI K8N Neo-2 Plat
Antec NeoPower 480W
Custom watercooling.
Max temps loaded CPU-44C Vid-34CComment
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Re: What causes this video problem?
Wow, I've never seen that on bf2, though it did on Far Cry. Are you sure your graphics card isn't overheating or anything?Comment
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coco
Re: What causes this video problem?
My mates got the same/similar prob.
Hes got an ATI X600.
He has plenty of dark patches like yours, i told him i thought it was overheating.Comment
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Krypp596
Re: What causes this video problem?
hmmm... wierd... Mayby your card is owerheating... i dont know...Comment
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ffej-bone
Re: What causes this video problem?
I have this problem too, I have a GeForce 5900 128, and it happened a LOT while I was flying, but sometimes on the ground. Thought it might have been a driver issue, and since I hadn't reinstalled Windows in a year or so, I took the plunge.
Well, it happened again, but it actually restarted my PC this time after some odd graphical stuff. I think its either a bum card or it overheating. I saw in the display properties to turn on an audible alert if it overheats. I will see how that goes.
Funny, I don't have problems in World of Warcraft or any other games I play, only BF2. Then again, I think BF2 is the most graphic intensive of them.Comment
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ffej-bone
Re: What causes this video problem?
On a side note, and I will publish a seperate post for this, but what would be a good video card to get? My 5900 was great, gave good performance, but I think I am just going to replace after looking at the fan/heatsink on it.
I am thinking of about 200-250 to spend on it, and needs to be AGP. I am more of a fan of NVIDIA than ATI, I have had too many driver problems with ATI cards to feel comfortable with them, though maybe its time for a change.
ThanxComment
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imported_DaDDeh
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I had this problem afew times, all it was for me was vidio drivers I updated them and all was fine, if it was a overheat problem there would be alot more messed up graphics not just black patches, the black patches is more likly to be a texture issue not a overheating problem.Comment
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ffej-bone
Re: What causes this video problem?
When my game would mess up, the game would slow down drastically so I could not type, and took over a minute to pull up the menu.
I will try rolling back the drivers to a older version as wellComment
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imported_DaDDeh
Re: What causes this video problem?
Also check you graphics apeture size in bios, mine was default 128, I set it to 256 and the slow menus and stuttering disapeared.
my system.
AMD 3000+ Barton
2gig 3200DDR (duel channel)
Galaxy Glaicer 6800GT 256DDR (artic cooling)
2x80gig Sata HDD's
8x8 pioneer DVDrw
Enermax 450Watt PSU.Comment
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gogtaylor
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Finally someone with the same problem I had! My specs are nvidia 5900 256 from albatron, AMD642800 newcastle I believe, 1.5gigram, air cooling and a sh*tpot load of fans. I thought the same thing and was told the same thing by several people and ea that it was a heat and driver problem.BUZZZZZZZZZ wrong answer, I dont know what it is but I do know that if you delete the shader cache for all you profiles and use only one profile it goes away. Give it a shot and let me know how it turns outComment
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whofriggincares
Re: What causes this video problem?
I did get the problem to go away when I deleted the cache files, but it comes back eventually. Mainly the next time I restart BF2. I'm 99% positive it's not overheating. According to ATITool, the max temp is 34C under load. I have it write down the temps in a log and it's never seen over 35C even with an O/C. I have no drivers to roll back to because this is on a fresh install from last Friday. I reinstalled because of this problem. I tried to play earlier and get the same results but it didn't happen in 30 minutes that I was playing. If I have time tonight, I'll jump in the game to see if I can get it to repeat itself which I'm sure it will. Just wait until you see what else happens.Comment
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