help me plz

[[R-CON]ice_killer]

the temperture ingame

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damm the game now even shows me aplha channels you knwo those are blue :P on the ground

edit this is whit a AOpen GeForce 6600 GT 128MB DDR3 128b (PCI-e, 2x DVI-I) Aeolus PCX6600GT-DVD128 Xtreme

[[R-CON]MrD]

aha, the joys of the 6600gt's !!!

Have you tried to check the temp of your card? Once it hits about 96c is starts to do wierd stuff like that, plus incorrect Directx and Video Drivers for your particular card could be at fault. I've known specific cards in the past that needed THEIR drivers, not nvidia ones, since they were non standard.

Grab multiple drivers, Omega ones, etc, try and see if you can get one that works.

Other than that, might be time to change your card to a reliable one (I presume your warranty is gone with that old card?) or you could try a cheap Zalman VGA fan option, although I'm really not sure if any aftermarket options fit that card since it is a funny size and shape from standard cards.

[[R-CON]ice_killer]

Originally Posted by [R-PUB]MrD

aha, the joys of the 6600gt's !!!

Have you tried to check the temp of your card? Once it hits about 96c is starts to do wierd stuff like that, plus incorrect Directx and Video Drivers for your particular card could be at fault. I've known specific cards in the past that needed THEIR drivers, not nvidia ones, since they were non standard.

Grab multiple drivers, Omega ones, etc, try and see if you can get one that works.

Other than that, might be time to change your card to a reliable one (I presume your warranty is gone with that old card?) or you could try a cheap Zalman VGA fan option, although I'm really not sure if any aftermarket options fit that card since it is a funny size and shape from standard cards.

ok ill try whit other drivers

btwi still have that warranty i have it for 2 years mine in 1,5 years old

[[R-CON]ice_killer]

nope did not work too

[The_motivator]

definately looks like overheating to me.

[Paladin-X]

I would also doublecheck to make sure that the video card fan was spinning. I've owned three 6600GTs of (two different brands) that had issues with the fan failing.

And while you're at it, try blowing it out with compressed air (might as well do the rest of your system too). You'd be amazed at how much the temperature can drop just by cleaning the dust out.

[[R-CON]ice_killer]

no this error on mod maps and also on BF2v maps

[JohnnyPissoff]

Sounds like you may have had a major memory error. (the Memory Consortium standards for non ECC RAM allows for one error per gig of RAM per month.

That means, if you leave your machine on 24/7 you'll eventually get a major memory error, unless you install ECC RAM (Error Detection and Correcting RAM, but that's expensive and built for servers, plus a bit slower than non ECC).

If you reboot often or turn your machine off at night you most likely can avoid a major error, but once you get a major memory error a reboot won't even help. You either have to leave the machine off for a couple of days or pull the RAM out and re-seat it.

That's the first thing I do when ever I have a non-specific localized problem with my machine. You guys would be shocked at how fragile memory control is and how many seemingly unrelated problems can be solved by a simple memory re-seat.

P.S. A graphics card re-seat often helps a troubled video card's memory controller as well.

[[R-CON]ice_killer]

Originally Posted by JohnnyPissoff

Sounds like you may have had a major memory error. (the Memory Consortium standards for non ECC RAM allows for one error per gig of RAM per month.

That means, if you leave your machine on 24/7 you'll eventually get a major memory error, unless you install ECC RAM (Error Detection and Correcting RAM, but that's expensive and built for servers, plus a bit slower than non ECC).

If you reboot often or turn your machine off at night you most likely can avoid a major error, but once you get a major memory error a reboot won't even help. You either have to leave the machine off for a couple of days or pull the RAM out and re-seat it.

That's the first thing I do when ever I have a non-specific localized problem with my machine. You guys would be shocked at how fragile memory control is and how many seemingly unrelated problems can be solved by a simple memory re-seat.

P.S. A graphics card re-seat often helps a troubled video card's memory controller as well.

well my machine is about max 12 hours a day online (only weekends) during the week 2 to 4 hours but my memory has life time waranty so if it go boom :P then i get new for free

[[R-CON]MrD]

Did you build the pc yourself? If you did then are you okay to go inside and start reseating things (observing anti-static regime) checking that the fan and runoffs on your GPU aren't blocked by skin/dust! Mkaing sure that your case has enough air coming in and out of it since it is a gaming pc not an office pc.