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White Pixels... driving me nuts
I have a Sapphire 9800 SE 128 MB that I softmodded, not OCed, to PRO using Omega drivers... Now... when playing games I sometimes see some white pixels just randomly about.
I can only think of two games that it does this on, and thats Battlefield 2, when using the AT rocket launcher (SRAW), and when playing The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion... I've tried installing my original ATI drivers and lost the white pixels, however, I took a significant FPS drop...Anyone have any idea what this is and how I can fix this? |
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It sounds like your card doesn't like being softmodded. One of the pixel pipelines is probably broken and is artifacting (those white pixels you see)
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There is an issue addressed on the TESS Forum about some white pixels showing up randomly where the textures 'meet'.
Do those white pixels seem to be 'in a line' as opposed to randomly located across the screen? If so, it's likely the texture maps not quite meeting right. |
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They are just random, but it only happens when there is shadowing/lighting effects. I.E. Dark areas or characters standing in a shadow.
I actually have a screenshot of it, but it's not the best example because it's not the worst part of it: http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c3...reenShot11.jpg Dyre, you play Oblivion, correct? If so, I get the pixel problem VERY badly when in the actual arena. Quote:
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Ooooooh, that's what you're talking about. I thought you meant you were getting like snowy artifacting type stuff or something... Sorry about that!
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Yea, they are the snowy artifacts. It's not the best example of it.
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Cool, hopefully they'll let me, that should be $100 towards my X800XT All-In-Wonder
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Err...speaking from experience be more excited that its an X800XT rather than being excited cause its an AiW... getting the TV to work properly is a chore |
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Read the AiW forums and you'll find out. Particularily the stickies.
Good card, crap software |
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