tab in the box that opens for color? That's where you would be able to >change the color properties. I don't see a tab like that. When I was able to adjust the color I had a different hard disk. I'm starting to wonder if the problem is with the drivers...

tab in the box that opens for color? That's where you would be able to >change the color properties. I don't see a tab like that. When I was able to adjust the color I had a different hard disk. I'm starting to wonder if the problem is with the drivers...

to mess it up, and nvidia doesn't prioritize writing stereo drivers. Finally, the best possible stereo support would be with SLI drivers where each card renders the frames for one eye. But, I don't think drivers do that, and the most powerful card (8800)...

problem with drivers or GPU ? or just that ATI don't like CRTs. right I got a new gaming rig. with a HD4870 from sapphire, however the 17 inch monitor its currently running on flashes more than what it did with my old rig *note that was on a HD3870* I tried...

more probable guess to the problem is with the drivers. On my old computer, I rolled back my NVIDIA drivers to when you could create 3D profiles for each resolution and force a refresh rate. These old drivers allowed for you to set the refresh rate at 100 Hz...

the two cards are nearly identical. The "tearing" problem you are having is probablly driver related. What monitors are you using? Are they LCDs or CRTs? Turn off aa and af and if you still get low fps and tearing its a driver problem. What motherboard...

a nvidia ti4600 to a ATI 9700 to a 1800xt to 3850 and now on a 4890 and not had a problem with any of my cards drivers, but now i just like ati better, im a firm believer that driver problems are 99% user error That's well said. I'm a consumer, not...

on the way to harness it. still having my fullscreen problem but windowed mode is working fine at all high settings everything is smooth. i'm loving it so i'm going to leave it right now untill amd fixes this problem in their drivers. i hope soon. but it's...

port replicator monitor troubles. I was updating the drivers on my work computer recently, which is a laptop connected to a CRT monitor via a port replicator, but after updating the drivers for the CRT, I can no longer get the laptop to display anything on...

drivers some Holy Grail that I missed in the last 25 years ? And I remember when all we needed was a *.inf file for the majority of hardware as the binaries are already built into the OS. "Problems with Drivers" - Again, don't blame Microsoft for the inabilities...