Help with BHD graphics
 

I need Help Im having issue in BHD and they just recently started when I updated my drivers. I did try going back to old drivers but it did not fix my issues. It seems to be intermitten not constant. I have a Pentium 4 HT 3 gig - 1 gig ram. Video card is a Chaintech Gforce 6600 GT 128 meg. This is a screen shot of what Im told is called bridging.

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go into add and remove find the drivers you instill there then un-instill them restart your system, after you go to desktop reinstill them back it.

what happen is your drivers gone bad thats all bad instill.

scandisk maybe a good id before re-instill them in.
be sides defrag HHD.

i use to get that too. i basic had to reinstill them back in, but i had to un-instill them first then restart system, after reinstill them in at that point.
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sly
you have a system tool to use to check your system with like Norton Systemwork or something. if so check everything with it.

Ty chief, I figured it out finally. My video card has always seemd a bit slow my benchmarks were never what the were claimed to be. I ran a very thurough test and found out that my video card memory is failing it failed 8 times. I was using Passmark Burn in test. www.passmark.com Im gonna buy a new video card today and try it out , ill post the results.

BTW I did try several attempts to remove drivers and to reinstill old ones and new ones as well. I also used driver cleaner.

will sorry it did not workout for you, buy a newer card is never a bad ID. gofore it;)

Well I bought a new card ATI x700Pro it seems to have corrected the issue. Now I just have to figure out how to tweak this card.

Oh by the way if anyone is using this card how well is it performing for you on BHD? Im gettinga wee bit of lag weird.

Well after trying out the x700 pro I decided to spend a little more money and buy another 6600 GT PCIE this time with 256 megs instead of 128. In case anyone is wondering wich card is better in all my tests the Nvidea blows the ati card away.

After All that mess I found out it is the new 81.95 Nvidia drivers causing those issues.