Ok, so I got a GeForce 6600 GT and before I bought it I made sure to read all of the reviews on it and it said that it could handle BF2 on medium just fine. I had to set it to the absolute lowest settings available. Might it be a driver problem? =\
Graphics card not handling what it's supposed to
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Full system specs please.
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yeah i got a 6600 GT and my bf2 is choppy and laggy..i think my motherboard can support the voltage of my video card tho
System Specs:
AMD Athlon XP 2400+ (2.0GHz)
500w (forgot the brand but its good) PSU
1GB DDR400 RAM (1 stick of Corsair and 1 stick of some weak brand lol)
XFX Geforce 6600GT 128MB (not OCed)
ASUS A7V8X-X Motherboard
Windows XP Pro (SP2)Comment
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Intel Pentium 4 Prescott OC'd to 3450 MHz
480W PSU
1 GB PC3200 RAM OC'd to PC3600(At least that's what Everest calls it) running dual channel
GeForce 6600 GT
ASUS P4P800 SE mobo
Win XP Home SP1.1a
[Edit] Yeah it's AGP, but I don't have an extra power connector... What's it look like? My old AGP card didn't have one either but when I logon nVidia says I need to plug it in... I figured I just needed to up my voltage so I upped it to 1.8V.Comment
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FIND ONE OF THESE IN YOUR MOBO
and plug it into this
there should be an extra one in your case, if not go buy one. AGP slots do not give enough electricity like PCI-E slots do, so an extra power connector is needed.Comment
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I also have an eVGA 6600GT 128 AGP. the power connecter is in, but it still can't run anything over standard low settings + 100% view distance =/ gets much worse on SF, with fps dropping to 3 - 5 for me =( oh well, sucks for me I guess.Comment
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wow something is definetly wrong on your card, i run sf fine... (just got itOriginally posted by DaveOnrefniI also have an eVGA 6600GT 128 AGP. the power connecter is in, but it still can't run anything over standard low settings + 100% view distance =/ gets much worse on SF, with fps dropping to 3 - 5 for me =( oh well, sucks for me I guess.
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mixed drivers or something?Comment
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no, they're almost the newest official ones from nVidia. I'm not running the newest drivers because it ends up something hard to see with. I'll put up a few screens in a min, if that's alright (of when I used the newest drivers anyway)
Edit: gah, my net just died. might be a while before I get to upload
Edit2: nevermind, it's back up. here's a screenie thumbnail and link
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well, i'm using 78.01, they probably updated two or more already. and.. if you're wondering why i'm running at 12 by 10, it's because it seems to run smoother than on 10 by 7. ...i don't know why =/
sorry for the thread hijackComment
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got it as a present from my cousin this summer. =/
Probably from e-bay cause he likes to shop there, so i guess returning it and getting a new one is out of the question. It should be plugged in correctly, as I've started with Geforce 4 MX440 and upgraded twice since then. I believe I know how to install a card.
Oh well, i guess it's just time to save up for a new comp that has PCI-e =/
Thanks for the help/input and timeComment
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