Recent content by Ducay

Heads up, there are a few topics on the BF3 support forum, if everyone with the issue can go to this link and click "I have this problem" we can hopefully turn a few heads at Nvidia/DICE. http://getsatisfaction.com/battlefield3/topics/artifacts-1f24dy You'll need to login to BattleLog @ the...

Thats assuming Nvidia has identified what is going on.... Its a weird issue that isn't happening to all 460/560 cards, but only some, and seems to be linked to i5/i7 chips as well (again, no hard and fast rule). Havn't seen any official recognition of it from Nvidia or EA, which is a...

But if it was an GPU core OC or Vcore issue (ie one too high/too low), wouldn't the issue occur on pretty much all the maps since they all push GPU usage to ~100%? I could see the OC on GPU memory being an issue that would cause such issues, since GPU memory doesn't get slaughtered on the...

Good to hear the BF3 specific issues are being addressed, anyone see if they've directly acknowledged the artifacting issue that's hitting a bunch of the 460/560 cards?

Considering the obvious texture implications of the much larger maps, it definitely could be this issue. The only problem is there are tons of people running 768MB cards and are fine on High/Ultra. I know of other identical cards (same batch even) that run perfectly with a quad-core Q6300. I'm...

Scratch that solution. While going from ultra/high to medium would stop the artifacting, it would then later reoccur on medium. Then switching from medium to low would get rid of the artificating for a while as well. I'm starting to thinks its got something to do with memory perhaps.

Hey all, so over the past few days I've been getting some nasty artifacting in BF3 (as many people have been encountering). Odd thing is, that it only happens on large maps (Firestorm, etc); and only after a few rounds. It also doesn't happen in any other games, OCCT, or Furmark (even with...

SOLVED: Well, its more of a workaround than a real solution. What I ended up doing was taking someone's EDID edited LCD device driver, and updating my LCD TV's driver with that one. Sure, my TV registers as a Samsung now, but at least the HDMI sound is working. EDID driver and idea came...

Few answers: -HDMI audio working fine; if I set it as 'Primary Device' I can see things being played; plus it was working fine before I swapped TVs. Im still set on it being an EDID issue of sorts as the TV is telling the computer that its a DVI monitor; and showing up as such in CCC...

The model is an RCA L32HD31 I will do some more work on it after I finish cooking dinner here. and will report back on your suggestions Druneau

I feel like its an EDID issue similar to the issue some people have with HDMI through a stereo reciever. Ive tried a few things, but I think I need a way to edit the EDID (or just disable it) so CCC defaults back to HDMI output (with sound).

The TV does HDMI sounds fine on my XBOX360 (through both HDMI ports) If only there is a way to tell Catalyst Control Centre that the attached device is not a DVI display, but a HDMI HDTV

I've tried both of the HDMI ports on the TV. Both are labelled as "HDMI / DVI" and share 1 set of RCA inputs for sound if using DVI to HDMI connection. I dont want to use the RCA inputs for sound from my PC, Im looking to keep the audio coming over HDMI. And no, I cant find any...

Hey all, This is a different issue than your usual "I can't get sound out of my radeon's HDMI output". I have a HD4870 hooked up to LCD TV via HDMI. All was well and it was working fine and dandy. Today I got a new LCD TV (A 32" RCA to be exact) and now there is no sound. I think the issue...

Thanks guys, thats exactly what I was looking for So the E7300 is the best in my range I take it? And what about the GB GA-EP43 vs. the Asus P5Q SE ?