NVidia 9600 GT problems

If this only happens in that one game, it's probably down to its beta status. If this happens in others there is obviously a problem. So, does it just happen in the one game, or all?

Doesn't happen in any other game i've tried.

The 9600GT is a great card. Who is the vendor, EVGA, BFG, etc...?

What power supply do you have installed?

I have a feeling its your BETA game. BETA's are prone to do that and that's why its a BETA, for testing purposes. If you are having no issues at all on any other games I would put my money on it being the BETA...

I havea 600 watt asus power supply and it's a BFG.

I was thinking that with it being a beta that it would have issues. Unfortunately their entire support team immediately say its my graphics card failing.

i know mines used to overheat , crash my computer , and black screen.

I have decided that its probably the ram on the graphics card that is failing...  
I've tried rolling back the drivers thinking that was the issue as well as trying to ramp up the fan on the card... Neither which fixed the issue...


I've tried several other games and they are all doing it as well. Am i out 120 for a new card???

We asked what brand and how new your card is. You could RMA it, its a good card...

Dude i've had the same problems, ive had all types of shapes, spikes and lines, mostly green. Only when i play HoN too! I don't know wtf is wrong..


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P.s i got the same gfx card too.

True. The only thing I did was put in the old 8600 in and was done with it, actually just threw that POS away today when i was moving into my new house!!!

Same problem, 8800GT asus TOP edition, factory overclocked, Heroes of newerth. I think the ram on the graphics card is K.O.
All other graphics intensive games run without a problem.
I read on the nvidia forums it could be the drivers which are not playing well with the game.
Oh and I changed the heatsinks and the cooler on my graphics card. It doesnt go past 60 degrees while playing games. But the memory gets insanely hot near the PCI-E 6 pin power connector on the graphics card.

Running nvidia 195 drivers at the moment. Believe im going to have to change the graphics card now as the memory is probably damaged from all the overheating over the last 3 days.... damn

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