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Serious IQ problems with Forcewares... help plz.

Khaotica

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I want to first start off with an apology about my last thread as it was rash and quick to judgement without trying to completely understand the situation.

I've encountered two IQ issues that I need advice on whether or not there is a fix for them or not. I am using a 6800GT and 4xAA and 8XAF and these problems usually arise in FPS as I guess the POV makes them easier to detect. I have two pictures on for each of the problems.


http://khaotica.com/hlpic.jpg

This one shows the white lines that are driving me crazy. They dissapeared when I went to 71.20 for the most part but I went back to 67.22 in order to see if the second IQ problem I was having was caused by the 71.20.

http://khaotica.com/pkpic.png (Sorry about the 1Meg size but it's need to keep quality for the example)

Have a look in the red squares, and you'll see distinct boundaries between lightings. When I move it's even more annoying cuz you have that moving too. It happened with my 71.20s and the 67.22s.

I've tried running with LOD Clamp On and quality at it's highest under the nVidia windows. Is there any idea what I can do to make the IQ issues better or is there another set of drivers that I can use to alleviate these problems. Thank you.
 
on the half life picture there should not be any of those white lines on the building to the right and on the building to the left there is a white line that is dashed going down it


for the latter picture you have to maximize it and just let your eyes settle on the area for a while and then it'll show to you, its much more obvious in movement
 
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