Have you guys ever gotten this graphics problem?
oshkosh
its not very frequent but idk why its even happening in the first place!
Zarion Silverarrow
update drivers?try setting graphics to lowest?this happened to me and those two fixed it
moriz
your graphic card memory is overheating. are you overclocking? if so, lower the memory clock. if you are not, then check your computer's ventilation.
Magic Wut Huh Asdf
Moriz is correct. I've gotten that many times on my laptop, because my computer was overheating. Turns out my fan was a little malfunctional. If you're using a laptop too I would recommend looking for one of those cooling stands to use.
Levothar Kingdom
I had the same problem either your graphics card is overheated or your computer is running to many things at once and your overloading it so the screen is fuzzy
Quaker
Another possibility, besides overheating, is that your video card (if you have one) needs to be reseated in it's slot. (Take it out, put it back in.) But overheating is more likely in this case.
oshkosh
ah.. overheating does kinda make sense! however, i'm usually running my pc without its side cover so it is still kinda strange that it'd actually overheat huh
Elder III
download Everest Ultimate Free Edition and check the temperatures while playing GW for awhile, then post them here. Also system specs please 
Noobie Wan
Those artifacts usually indicate a memory problem.
Could either be overheating, graphics card isn't receiving enough power or it's dying.
Could either be overheating, graphics card isn't receiving enough power or it's dying.
GWfan#1
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Originally Posted by oshkosh
ah.. overheating does kinda make sense! however, i'm usually running my pc without its side cover so it is still kinda strange that it'd actually overheat huh
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oshkosh
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Originally Posted by Elder III
download Everest Ultimate Free Edition and check the temperatures while playing GW for awhile, then post them here. Also system specs please
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Quaker
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Originally Posted by oshkosh
ah.. overheating does kinda make sense! however, i'm usually running my pc without its side cover so it is still kinda strange that it'd actually overheat huh
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Also, of course, clean out the dust bunnies.
Also, as I said in another thread, your computer could have a thermal fault - a part that fails under normal temperature conditions.
Zebideedee
Only graphics problems I got was when I was running texmod, min-maximsing Gw's fixes. Maybe worth a shot? If you're not using texmod, all of the above 