are you talking about this kinda stuff?

http://img460.imageshack.us/my.php?image=screen003sz9.jpg

I have a evga 7900gt and its been happening for awhile, in BF2 , BF2142, and sometimes WOW.

Its very annyoing and I think its the drivers that nvidia is releasing, not the best ones yet.

bombachupop

are you talking about this kinda stuff?

http://img460.imageshack.us/my.php?image=screen003sz9.jpg

I have a evga 7900gt and its been happening for awhile, in BF2 , BF2142, and sometimes WOW.

Its very annyoing and I think its the drivers that nvidia is releasing, not the best ones yet.

bombachupop

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haha, see how it quoted you twice there? I ONLY PRESSED ONCE! this is what im talking about. 

...damn, lousy everything 

This is a common problem with some 7900GT (mine including) RMA it and get it replaced. You should have asked earlier and saved yourself all that trouble.DarKre

I would have asked earlier, but I was kind of optimistic I may find the solution somehow and hesitant to post it because I couldn't quite describe the problem too well. This was just the last straw is all. 

Sure thing.

http://forums.nvidia.com/index.php?showtopic=25754

dmaximum

As a matter of fact, yes. Although it could be because my PC is prime for computer heaven (it's a 3 year old machine), I've had some sound issues, and my computer will randomly disconnect from my wireless network with alarming frequency. Also, it seems to have been afflicted with some performance issues. I thought it was unusual that all these "ailments" occured so abruptly. Maybe it's just a coincidence, or is there something else at work here (let the conspiracy theories begin...).BlueBirdTS

As a matter of fact, yes. Although it could be because my PC is prime for computer heaven (it's a 3 year old machine), I've had some sound issues, and my computer will randomly disconnect from my wireless network with alarming frequency. Also, it seems to have been afflicted with some performance issues. I thought it was unusual that all these "ailments" occured so abruptly. Maybe it's just a coincidence, or is there something else at work here (let the conspiracy theories begin...).BlueBirdTS

As a matter of fact, yes. Although it could be because my PC is prime for computer heaven (it's a 3 year old machine), I've had some sound issues, and my computer will randomly disconnect from my wireless network with alarming frequency. Also, it seems to have been afflicted with some performance issues. I thought it was unusual that all these "ailments" occured so abruptly. Maybe it's just a coincidence, or is there something else at work here (let the conspiracy theories begin...).BlueBirdTS

As a matter of fact, yes. Although it could be because my PC is prime for computer heaven (it's a 3 year old machine), I've had some sound issues, and my computer will randomly disconnect from my wireless network with alarming frequency. Also, it seems to have been afflicted with some performance issues. I thought it was unusual that all these "ailments" occured so abruptly. Maybe it's just a coincidence, or is there something else at work here (let the conspiracy theories begin...).BlueBirdTS

Dude it's your graphics card. I was having a similar issue and checked the nvidia forums and there seems to be more than a few people with this problem. I had to RMA my vid card.dmaximum

[QUOTE="orshick"][QUOTE="ghostsniperOP"][QUOTE="orshick"]

Thanks guys, but I dont think that it's the monitor's fault. Here is my reasoning. At my regular resolution, 1280x1024, the dots are pixels. But, as the resolution goes down, the dots become circles. No longer one pixel, which is what they would be - as is my understandig - if the problem was with the monitor. Plus there are more problems, like you know, the games not being displayed properly.

dude, micrsoft is messing xp up so that we will buy vista. im getting my hacker friends on this.

And I havent mentioned this before, but I had other issues like the mouse double clicking when i only click once, randomly. sometimes it would just think I double clicked. Very frequently in the last month. Also, smaller things like getting a song to turn on in itunes just by doubleclicking on it would often take several tries, and when I select a batch of songs to play, and add to play list, not all of them would get added.

ghostsniperOP

funny, you say in the last month. Becuase I know about 4 people's computer died in the past month after they updated windows.

Microsoft is messing up xp so that we will buy vista.

[QUOTE="orshick"]Dude, that's about when I started having my problems with my setup. Geometry being stretched, circles appearing on screen randomly, and then going away and an onslought of other nasties. Not, to disctract from your topic, but I think this is related so you can read about my problems here.ghostsniperOP

I think microsoft is doing this so people will go buy vista. Im sure more people will get problems as time goes on.

[QUOTE="orshick"]

Thanks guys, but I dont think that it's the monitor's fault. Here is my reasoning. At my regular resolution, 1280x1024, the dots are pixels. But, as the resolution goes down, the dots become circles. No longer one pixel, which is what they would be - as is my understandig - if the problem was with the monitor. Plus there are more problems, like you know, the games not being displayed properly.

And I havent mentioned this before, but I had other issues like the mouse double clicking when i only click once, randomly. sometimes it would just think I double clicked. Very frequently in the last month. Also, smaller things like getting a song to turn on in itunes just by doubleclicking on it would often take several tries, and when I select a batch of songs to play, and add to play list, not all of them would get added.

ghostsniperOP

funny, you say in the last month. Becuase I know about 4 people's computer died in the past month after they updated windows.