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OakCliff

Windows 2000 & C&C Renegade

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I am running Win2k, Serive Pack 3, DirectX 8.1, Nividia FX5200 128mb card, 1.5 gig of ddr pc 3200, AMD Athlon 3.2.

 

I am not a serious gamer, but I do mike my one game to work correctly. When I enter the game and start playing I get streaks all through the game like things are flying past me or at me..

 

I have debugged, formatted severasl times to day trying to fix the issue thinking it was my directx. I have tried this setup with DirectX 7.0, 8.0, 8.1, 9.0b. The scenerios in this paragraph were with Service Pack 4 installed. To no avail I have not reached any results.

 

I was running the OS XP Pro, if you can call that an OS, low level formatted, and repartitioned and went back to Win2k.

 

Any takers for what I might have missed?

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Did you try the latest Direct X 9.0c?

How about the latest drivers for your video card?

 

Strange graphical anomalies in games can be the result of a faulty/damaged video card or possible overheating issue.

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Yes, I have tried the latest 9.0c, I have reinstalled the latest drivers as well on every debug and reinstall... and obtained the same results. I am at the point now I am having the card replaced. I know no other choice at this moment....

 

On another Note:

 

Anyone ever contacted NVidia's support?

 

good grief

script readers for sure

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those sounds like artifacts to me. This is usually the result of overclocking or a bad card, getting it replaced (or upgrading to a ATI x600 or x800 xt) would be the best way to go

 

I lvoe XP Pro, i upgraded it from 2k pro and i love it. If your formatting and reinstalling like that i would recomend learning how to slipstream hotfixes and service packs

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