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Same deal here! well it was on a fresh WIN 7 x64 install, but i get crazy corruptionwith 10.2's... 10.1 worked fine with Win 7 RC1...anybody else not working?
what card do you have? 5970 here
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Same deal here! well it was on a fresh WIN 7 x64 install, but i get crazy corruptionwith 10.2's... 10.1 worked fine with Win 7 RC1...anybody else not working?
what card do you have? 5970 here
well it was on a fresh WIN 7 x64 install, but i get crazy corruptionwith 10.2's... 10.1 worked fine with Win 7 RC1
Vsync has been weird, but turning it off has actually given me fewer screen tears than expected, too.
Out of curiosity... What do you mean by weird? I ask because in Bioshock 2, when I turn Vsync off inside of the game and try to hit "Apply Settings", it just turns into a blank screen. Vsync didn't act like this with 10.1 or the 10.2 beta drivers posted prior to the actual 10.2 ones. It seemed weird to me too, but the game looks better and runs smoother with the new video drivers.
Nice card! only the best for you eh! how high have you had the clocks on that baby. Ive got a lowly 5850 worked well up until now, like i was saying totally fresh install of WIN 7 Ultimate...didnt try 10.1's on the install though...frig...what OS are you running? lemme know how you make out!
Windows 7:
120 Hz support is now available for all resolutions
Now give us the 120Hz monitor!
That's one of the examples that came to mindYou actually CAN turn it off by hitting ALT+ESC and then re-selecting the game. Once you do that, it'll be off and stay off.
10 mins into mw2 and it still gives me vertical lines.![]()
They exist - they are called HDTVs.
(120 Hz LCD or LED-LCD HDTVs connect to a GPU usually via HDMI (not DVI or D-sub).)
Is it too much to ask for that they fix the powerplay issues when running two monitors? Really annoying that I cannot overclock using CCC without my clock speeds going down to 157/300![]()