to keep in mind however, is that between ATI and nVidia both have little driver related graphical problems now and again, with different games. Some games favor ATI cards, other games seem to favor nVidia based cards. It's all about how the game is designed....

that I was able to ensure that the problem was with the graphics card - otherwise they will give you a bit of a run-around with graphics drivers and such. Good luck. I think that about sums it up. Sounds like you need to RMA card. Once you start the support...

the whole game and its playable for a few minutes until it finally crashes. Has anyone had these problems, could it be a graphics card hardware issue or maybe just that vista ultimate 64 is bad with games. Any help would be greatly received. . Ok...

Help me with the **** Stuttering!! please!!. Hello guys, something is not working well in my PC. I,ve got this pc since 6-8 months ago, I tought it was a problem with my graphic card, or just a common problem with this generation of GPU with the unified shaders....

really sure what's going on. Well when a graphic card cost more than a console its not that strange... in my opinion y pc games are being pirated? ile tell u y , in america a game costs as much as half as they are sold in europe , here they are sold around...

d link 500mbs i think thats it i am still a noob. o yah playing cod5 at 1600x1050 +vista crashes if at full specks and 0aa and 0 anthrascopic filtering both on the card and in game but thats the only game ive been having problems with that and i get graphics...

On Mon, 3 Jan 2005 11:19:55 -0500, Jimmy S. wrote: > Hi Steve, >> I looked up some information about that brand of video card: >> Due to limitations with DirectX compliance of this graphics card, the game may become unresponsive when any option is...

back of pc box shows amazing smooth graphics...my pc shows shit. graphics are maxed out with my 8800 gtx, but theres no AA option, it looks like a ps2 game. HELP!! any tricks to get AA to work? iv used my video card control panel and tried over riding it to...

in order of likelihood) the power supply, video card, CPU or motherboard. As always, if you have a way to test any of the individual components in someone else's system, that will go a long way toward narrowing down the problem. The graphics card at least...