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Windows XP Radeon Display Drivers The official Omegadrive support forum. Also discuss ATI's Catalyst Control Center and windows drivers here.

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Old Apr 18, 2005, 01:27 AM   #1
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Checkerboard textures

some times in WoW and CounterStrike certain textures, will load this way, and when i change a graphic setting it will load the texture again fixing the blocky textures.... but when i play Splinter Cell: CT i get nothing like that, and its a way more graphic intense game then either of these

my VC is a two day old x800 XL
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Old Apr 18, 2005, 01:53 AM   #2
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Which version of the display drivers are you using?

Also, have you tried reinstalling WOW? Some games will adjust themselves to the specific video card at the time of install. If, for instance, you had an Nvidia card (or another series of ATI such as a 9xxx series) before this one, WOW might have adjusted itself for how that Nvidia card renders (such as it's capabilities which would be different with a difference series or brand of card). It might be that you need to reinstall WOW, or at least delete the file responsible for the video settings.

I would also do a clean reinstall of your drivers. Use add/remove to uninstall the ATI drivers, reboot into safe mode, and run Driver Cleaner Pro which you can find linked on this site. When you run Driver Cleaner clean all settings related to the ATI drivers EXCEPT the IGP ones. Also, if you had an Nvidia card in the machine before the ATI card make sure to run the Nvidia cleaning settings as well (excluding the Nforce ones). Reboot into normal mode, and reinstall the drivers.

Don't forget to post the results, k?

Hope that helps.

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Old Apr 18, 2005, 02:28 AM Threadstarter Thread Starter   #3
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i forgot to mention that i did a clean reinstalll of the drivers using the cleaner and what not, what i most worried about is if its overheating, if it was, the corruption would be dispayed everywhere correct
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Old Apr 18, 2005, 03:42 AM   #4
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wow keeps the (video) settings in World of Warcraft\WTF\Config.wtf
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