Guild Wars Graphics Problem
K O S T A S
Hello everyone.I am having a problem when I am running guild wars with my new computer.When I enter a zone,change town etc.,after guild wars has loaded that area,I am getting a black screen twice.This is happening ONLY when I am running guild was in full screen.When I am running it at Window Screen,it is ok. I am getting this problem in both Windows XP Pro 32bit and 64bit.I think I didn't use to have that problem in Windows Vista Ultimate 64bit though.
My computer:
Motherboard:Asus P5Q Pro
Processor:Intel Core 2Duo E8500
Video Card:Ati Radeon HD4870X2 2GB GDDR5
Monitor:Samsung SyncMaster 2493HM 24'
Thanks in advance.
My computer:
Motherboard:Asus P5Q Pro
Processor:Intel Core 2Duo E8500
Video Card:Ati Radeon HD4870X2 2GB GDDR5
Monitor:Samsung SyncMaster 2493HM 24'
Thanks in advance.
gone
what drivers(gpu) are you currently running?
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KZaske
If I remember right this is a known issue with that mother board and PCI-E ports. The resoulation was to over-clock the port, slightly and or adjust the volatage to something like 1.45volts. I thought I had the URL around here but can't find it, must be at work. Will look and provide it tomorrow.
K O S T A S
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If I remember right this is a known issue with that mother board and PCI-E ports. The resoulation was to over-clock the port, slightly and or adjust the volatage to something like 1.45volts. I thought I had the URL around here but can't find it, must be at work. Will look and provide it tomorrow.
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gone
http://support.asus.com/download/dow...Language=en-us
you might want to check and see(link above) if they have a possible bios update(s) before you up the voltage.
-remember, if you don't know what you're doing...please don't flash and brick your mobo.
you might want to check and see(link above) if they have a possible bios update(s) before you up the voltage.
-remember, if you don't know what you're doing...please don't flash and brick your mobo.
K O S T A S
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http://support.asus.com/download/dow...Language=en-us
you might want to check and see(link above) if they have a possible bios update(s) before you up the voltage. -remember, if you don't know what you're doing...please don't flash and brick your mobo. |
KZaske
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Thanks for the advice.I suppose that I will just pass for the time being as I don't really know about these things
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BIO's updates can be good. But according to the article, it does not fix the issue. In doing some yahoo and google searchs from home, there are a lot of issues with that board.
KZaske
OK, made it to work today . Please read the article, it's only three pages. I am sure you can find GPU-Z, no install required. Once you have it, launch it and check the bandwidth of your PCI-E port. The article refers to a few P5/P35 mother boards, however I have found several different forums where that indicate that several Asus P5 series mother boards are effected including the P5Q. These same fourms indicate that flashing when in window mode is a bandwidth issue. OK, enough warnings: here is the link.
http://www.techarp.com/showarticle.a...tno=522&pgno=0
Please let me know so that I can update a couple of other posts on other forums. I hope this helps.
http://www.techarp.com/showarticle.a...tno=522&pgno=0
Please let me know so that I can update a couple of other posts on other forums. I hope this helps.
K O S T A S
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OK, made it to work today . Please read the article, it's only three pages. I am sure you can find GPU-Z, no install required. Once you have it, launch it and check the bandwidth of your PCI-E port. The article refers to a few P5/P35 mother boards, however I have found several different forums where that indicate that several Asus P5 series mother boards are effected including the P5Q. These same fourms indicate that flashing when in window mode is a bandwidth issue. OK, enough warnings: here is the link.
http://www.techarp.com/showarticle.a...tno=522&pgno=0 Please let me know so that I can update a couple of other posts on other forums. I hope this helps. |
EDIT:I think that this is not what I have to do.At the article,it says that the Motherboards with the bug are PCI-E 2.0 X16 @ X1,while the ones without the bug are PCI-E 2.0 X16 @ X16.Well,my Motherboard is PCI-E 2.0 x16 @ x16 2.0 which seems ok.
KZaske
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Thanks a lot for the link.I am gonna read it right now.I will let you know if it works soon.
EDIT:I think that this is not what I have to do.At the article,it says that the Motherboards with the bug are PCI-E 2.0 X16 @ X1,while the ones without the bug are PCI-E 2.0 X16 @ X16. Well,my Motherboard is PCI-E 2.0 x16 @ x16 2.0 which seems ok. |
Both Nvidia and ATI leave behind registry enteries and files on your system that can (but not always) conflict with each other. Many of these files can only be removed from your system when you are in safe mode.
K O S T A S
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Phew, glad to hear it. That means the issue can be fixed. What was your previous video card? Either way, I would advise you locate a copy of DriveCleaner.net. Be sure to check for updates. Uninstall the driver, reboot into safe mode, use drivecleaner.net to clean off the files for every video card ever installed then reboot into normal mode and reinstall the driver that shipped with your video card.
Both Nvidia and ATI leave behind registry enteries and files on your system that can (but not always) conflict with each other. Many of these files can only be removed from your system when you are in safe mode. |
Lourens
Im running gw on vista e8400 2gb ddr2 HD4850 on a samsung 2232 i have no probs
K O S T A S
Sorry for bringing this thread up,but I need some more help