Graphics Card stuffing up?


  1. Lewiogo
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    Graphics Card stuffing up?


    Can someone tell me what the heck is going on here?
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  3. zigzag3143
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    Lewiogo said:
    Can someone tell me what the heck is going on here?
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    Looks like artifacts. Could be driver, resolution, memory, or heat.

    could we get more info?

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  4. kucing13
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    GPU overheat? i have some friends having sort of image like that once
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  6. Lewiogo
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    I opened up my computer and disconnected the power and put my face in the box. Didn't feel too hot. I wiggled the graphics card around, it was secure. I also cleaned up some of the dust in it just to make sure. It's fine now, but when i play a 3d game, it'll probably happen again. ill just try it, to make sure.
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  7. Lewiogo
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    It seems that the game I'm playing, Dragonica, seems to spark the problem. Dragonica is 3D, so if that helps...
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  8. kucing13
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    does it happens only with dragonica or its happen the same with other game
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  10. Lewiogo
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    Seems to only happen on Dragonica.
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  11. kucing13
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    ok try this

    1.disable UAC when you tried to play

    2.Run and set the application as admin
    -right click on the shortcut of Dragonica or Dragonica.exe in the Release folder
    -click Properties -> switch to Compatibility and choose Win XP
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  12. Zepher
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    Mine did the exact same the other night, but I was only playing a bunch of avi files, had 6 or so videos playing.
    Rebooted and hasn't happened since.
    It most likely is the Vram on the video card or the drivers.

    Run this and see if it will happen in this program,
    FurMark: Graphics Card Stability and Stress Test, OpenGL Benchmark and GPU Temperature | oZone3D.Net
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