I am new to this forum, but I'm having a major problem with Windows 7.
I've had this issue in Build 7100 X86 and X64 and 7600 X64. I've used both the Default Driver and the Driver directly from Intel.
I have an Intel Mobile 4 Express graphics card.
I don't know how to describe it, so I took some screen captures.
http://pages.towson.edu/gprimros/images/untitled.jpg
http://pages.towson.edu/gprimros/images/untitled2.jpg
Also occuring on 7264.
This is a real show stopper bug.
I was jsut about to post about this! Its happened to me since around pre-rc maybe around build 7048. I was just surprised that its still happening in build 7264
edit: Also I'm use a nVidia gforce 6150SE nForce 430
it appears to be data corruption in the video buffer. Have you tried dropping back a version in your graphic drivers?
Yeah it reminds me of artifacts I would get when I would overclock my memory to high on gfx. I would recomend going from the latest drivers and to the oldest one by one? or see if anyone found an older stable driver for your card. =S
I'm not really sure if that's possible.
The Windows 7 drivers are the default ones that come with the RC.
=( You could try and see if they have any Vista drivers out for that chipset? I'm sorry I was really tired last night and thought the 7600 was GFX, that's what i get for staying up to late =P but anyways that's a crappy bug if it's the default drivers =(
Try these, you may have to run them in Vista compatibility... These are for the Intel Mobile 4 Express Chipset...
64 bit:
http://downloadcenter.intel.com/conf...Name=&lang=eng
32 bit:
http://downloadcenter.intel.com/conf...Name=&lang=eng
I've had this occur a couple of times so far with the 186.18 x64 nvidia driver on Win 7 RC x64 (7100). Never as bad as your worst example, but annoying nonetheless. I'm installing a EVGA 9800GT tomorrow and we'll see if it happens again. I think it's the driver though...
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