3D Acceleration Fails

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Loriana
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Post by Loriana »

Grimmwolf_GB wrote:QUOTE (Grimmwolf_GB @ Jun 19 2007, 09:53 AM) Not much the helpline can do about it, your hardware is broken. :( Good luck with the warranty.
the warranty has expired... any advice for the new one?
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ImmortalZ
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Post by ImmortalZ »

Your motherboard is AGP, so possible choices are limited and are more expensive than their PCI-E counterparts.

This link has the info you need. Goto the AGP card pages and select your poison.

G'luck!
sidhellfire
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Post by sidhellfire »

You may also check cooling fan on graphic card. Artefacts are often result of overheating (especially when it did not happen previously), and dust is able to stop fan/make radiator less elective.
Loriana
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Post by Loriana »

it didnt overheat at all.. lol it was only 45 degrees centigrade in action, whilst normally it should be around 70 with that card (according to Nvidia Site)

anyways i got a new one now, thanks for the help guys. allegiance is better than ever, now it looks like im playing in a star wars movie /mrgreen.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":D" border="0" alt="mrgreen.gif" />
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