I had the same prob with my TNT 1 (it occasionally surfaced with some of the
newer game demos). I followed Papy's recommendation to update the Nvidia
drivers (I had 3.68) to 5.22 and the problem went away. -Keith
Karl Zosel wrote:
any clues?
Even in the game menu's many words just have disappeared and the in game
screen is flickering badly.
Should I change any of tyhe Direct3D setting on my TNT card properties?
Or should I use the ASUS drivers instead of the NVIDEA?
have you got the 5.22 drivers?
and have you removed the 3.68 nvOpenGL.dll?
Sudesh
Karl Zosel wrote:
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> > any clues? > Even in the game menu's many words just have disappeared and the in game > screen is flickering badly. > > Should I change any of tyhe Direct3D setting on my TNT card properties? > > Or should I use the ASUS drivers instead of the NVIDEA?thanks
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> I had the same prob with my TNT 1 (it occasionally surfaced with some ofthe
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> newer game demos). I followed Papy's recommendation to update the Nvidia > drivers (I had 3.68) to 5.22 and the problem went away. -Keith > > > Karl Zosel wrote: > > > any clues? > > Even in the game menu's many words just have disappeared and the in game > > screen is flickering badly. > > > > Should I change any of tyhe Direct3D setting on my TNT card properties? > > > > Or should I use the ASUS drivers instead of the NVIDEA? >I have exactly the same problem (words missing in menus and then tearing of
the screen in play) that is fixed by enabling V-sync in D3D.
I have spectra 2500 (TNT), and now get fantastic frame rates, with mirrors
(>30) - lap times are dropping in big chunks
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> any clues? > Even in the game menu's many words just have disappeared and the in game > screen is flickering badly. > > Should I change any of tyhe Direct3D setting on my TNT card properties? > > Or should I use the ASUS drivers instead of the NVIDEA? > >i don't see an option to enable v sync
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> I have exactly the same problem (words missing in menus and then tearingof
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> the screen in play) that is fixed by enabling V-sync in D3D. > > I have spectra 2500 (TNT), and now get fantastic frame rates, with mirrors > (>30) - lap times are dropping in big chunks > > "Karl Zosel" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:sX955.22429$[email hidden]... > > any clues? > > Even in the game menu's many words just have disappeared and the in game > > screen is flickering badly. > > > > Should I change any of tyhe Direct3D setting on my TNT card properties? > > > > Or should I use the ASUS drivers instead of the NVIDEA? > > > > > > > >V-sync option is in the general Display Properties accessed from your
desktop - dig through : settings-advanced-riva TNT -additional
properties-Direct 3D Settings-More D3D- then ensure that the disable
vertical sync box is UNchecked.
This is distinct from opengl Vsync setting, which works well disabled.
I would be interested to hear from anyone who has for certain got Vsync
disabled in D3D and TNT with no visible tearing.
