Random 3D Pixalation while playing ROBLOX, Rigs of Rods ETC

[Chris7]

Now, where do I start..?

So I downgraded from Windows 8 to Windows 7 back in October of 2013.
And I must say, ever since that downgrade, I had pixalation while playing my favorite games D:
Here is some examples.

 

[Chris7]

:/

Still no reply qq

 

[smarteyeball]

Have you tried running the games in Compatibility mode?

 

[Chris7]

Reply.

I haven't yet, but I'm going to try .

 

[Chris7]

Have you tried running the games in Compatibility mode?

Ok, so I did what you told me. and still no luck

 

[Chris7]

:/

Well, still now answer.
Oh, and I have a question.

So is the Problem I'm currently having non-existing? or the scale of other people having the SAME exact problem low?

 

[taylorig]

Just a thought but have you manually installed the latest DirectX 9.0c version?

The only reason i ask is because Windows 7 doesn't come with all the DX 9 components pre-installed as many are led to believe.

The only other thing i can think of is temps of your hardware. Have you monitored them while your system is under load?

 

[Chris7]

:/

I think DirectX 9.0c is installed when I installed City Car Driving.


I really don't monitor my hardware that much
To be Honest, I'm just 13.

 

[Chris7]

Hmm.

Just a thought but have you manually installed the latest DirectX 9.0c version?

The only reason i ask is because Windows 7 doesn't come with all the DX 9 components pre-installed as many are led to believe.

The only other thing i can think of is temps of your hardware. Have you monitored them while your system is under load?

Turns out I don't have DirectX 9.0c

 

[taylorig]

May be an idea just to check your temps then, say of your CPU/GPU if by installing DirextX 9 hasn't solved your issue.

It can be done easily with something like HWMonitor HWMonitor CPUID - System & hardware benchmark, monitoring, reporting

If you leave it running while you are playing a game you can then see what min/max temps you are getting once you drop out of the game.

Good luck

 

[Chris7]

May be an idea just to check your temps then, say of your CPU/GPU if by installing DirextX 9 hasn't solved your issue.

It can be done easily with something like HWMonitor HWMonitor CPUID - System & hardware benchmark, monitoring, reporting

If you leave it running while you are playing a game you can then see what min/max temps you are getting once you drop out of the game.

Good luck

I already have HWMoniter lol
I'll check it out.

 

[Chris7]

So...

This is the Temp I get while playing ROBLOX


and this is what I get while playing rigs of rods.

 

[taylorig]

A max of 84c is worrying for sure. The only other thing that isn't being detected by HWMonitor is your GPU which is the piece of hardware that i am more concerned about due it being graphical issues. That is probably down to it being a Laptop, right?

May be try some other software like Realtemp (Which is more for CPU monitoring but does show GPU temp also.

 

[Chris7]

Hmmm,

A max of 84c is worrying for sure. The only other thing that isn't being detected by HWMonitor is your GPU which is the piece of hardware that i am more concerned about due it being graphical issues. That is probably down to it being a Laptop, right?

May be try some other software like Realtemp (Which is more for CPU monitoring but does show GPU temp also.

I'm going to try Realtemp.