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Artifacting

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Jpsheff

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I run a 7800 GTX right now and I'm getting a significant amount of artifacting in CnC 3, but not in CS:S. My GPU core temp when running CnC3 is ~60-64 and I get the same values for CS:S. My drivers are up to date and I have both games added to the nVidia 3D settings list. I thought It may be my PSU but I question that becuase CS:S works fine.

Anyone have any suggestions?
 
It might be the fact the CS:S is not pushing the video card hard enough to cause artifacts. Try downloading a demo from www.nZone.com or the free version of 3DMark06 from www.futuremark.com to see if you get artifacting in any of those applications. Make sure if anything is overclocked in your system you put it back to stock settings (always a good idea when testing for a faulty component). If you get artifacting in the other games then look towards possible hardware failure. If the other games run fine, it could just be a problem with that game and you might want to uninstall then reinstall it.


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Also try running ATI Tool (Yes I know it says ati, but it works for both), it has an artifact scanner program built in. Also try running the real time hdr program, can't remember the name of it atm but its small.

Edit: http://www.daionet.gr.jp/~masa/rthdribl/ is the program I was thinking of.
 
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