Hi.. I am loosing textures when I pllay online with battlefield 1942 both lan and over the internet. Do you have any idea what the possible cause could be? I have ran 3dmark and it doesnt loose textures.
I am out of ideas of why this is occuring. What it looks like is the screen will loose either chunks or all of the textures including, the floor so I can see random flying things including other characters or tanks. Other times the whole screen could turn to the sandy p eachy color of the screen. In other words it looks like artifacts to the next level.
It appears like the card is overheating but I am not overclocking and my fan seems to be working correctly.
Solutions I have tried.. reinstalling battlefield... replacing video card drivers with both old and new replacing the nforce2 chipset drivers with new and older drivers.. reinstall dx9b.. and yelling at the computer. Still get this weird problem. I generally dont play other games as much as bf1942 so I think heat may be a possibility.
Gainward Geforce4 TI4200 64mb ddr
AMD 2600+ barton 512 mb ddr pc3200
DFI nforce2 400-AL
Thank you
EDIT: added a picture (I mean screen shot)
I am out of ideas of why this is occuring. What it looks like is the screen will loose either chunks or all of the textures including, the floor so I can see random flying things including other characters or tanks. Other times the whole screen could turn to the sandy p eachy color of the screen. In other words it looks like artifacts to the next level.
It appears like the card is overheating but I am not overclocking and my fan seems to be working correctly.
Solutions I have tried.. reinstalling battlefield... replacing video card drivers with both old and new replacing the nforce2 chipset drivers with new and older drivers.. reinstall dx9b.. and yelling at the computer. Still get this weird problem. I generally dont play other games as much as bf1942 so I think heat may be a possibility.
Gainward Geforce4 TI4200 64mb ddr
AMD 2600+ barton 512 mb ddr pc3200
DFI nforce2 400-AL
Thank you
EDIT: added a picture (I mean screen shot)