A graphics anomaly

kylania · 09-09-08, 11:27 AM

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Originally Posted by SteamWake

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Originally Posted by SeniorSpan

at 1680x1050 resolution

Try lowering that a tad and get back to us

Unacceptable answer. Lets see you run your games at a resolution that is drastically smaller than your monitor and think that's just OK. Any way, LCDs (he's probably got a 22" widescreen with that resolution) are designed to run at their native resolution, anything less and the quality is crap, drastically so.

SteamWake · 09-09-08, 11:40 AM

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Originally Posted by kylania

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Originally Posted by SteamWake

Quote:

Originally Posted by SeniorSpan

at 1680x1050 resolution

Try lowering that a tad and get back to us

Unacceptable answer. Lets see you run your games at a resolution that is drastically smaller than your monitor and think that's just OK. Any way, LCDs (he's probably got a 22" widescreen with that resolution) are designed to run at their native resolution, anything less and the quality is crap, drastically so.

Wow react much? :hmm:

Was simply a suggestion on the path to troubleshooting. The artifacting he is describing is typically memory or pixel shading issues. If lowering the resolution 'cures' the anomolies it would confirm it.

GunnersMate · 09-09-08, 12:58 PM

Overclocking is prolly the biggest cause of these type artifacts

Edit - What are your graphic settings?

09-09-08, 12:58 PM	#3
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