hmm, just ran into a weird problem with latest drivers.

sepheronx · May 1st, 2007, 05:38 AM

OK, so today, I go to play BF2: Point of existence mod. Well, first message I get when I go online (didn't get this yesterda) is saying that there are newer drivers out and I should get them. Odd, no there are not new drivers (im thinking on nvidia end, and no, there are not). And then I go into the games. and WAM, I am hit with more constant pausing then ever. You would think after having 2 gigs of ram, it would help. Not just that, but Low FPS in the game too. That is not the only game, seems to be others too.

Anyone know the problem?

IModAmd · May 1st, 2007, 05:41 AM

Ok well i say for do an good gaming you need about 1.5 gb of memory well... maybe you can think about 2 gb well but it's not because of the memory ! you had pc 6400! if you want the better performances download the lastest ngohq optimised drivers for an better image quality and speed well i see you had an really good videocard and good cpu ! Well install all the most recent drivers for your things like ... cpu chipset sound and ect !

Well sent us your feedback about this

Edit: Is not because i hate Intel boards ... but ... in my ears is more looks like an board from an pre build computer like hp ... well think about that an new motherboard for your next upgrade

sepheronx · May 1st, 2007, 05:55 AM

English isn't your first language, I just figured that out.....

I mentioned I DO have the latest NGO drivers. And I do have 2gigs of ram for great perofrmance. And I DID mention they were working 100% top notch yesterday..... So installing latest drivers like I did, wouldn't really help much, would it? *chuckles*

Thanks for a reply though!

Edit: also, nothing is wrong with the board, since Intel boards are known to be "Solid" technology.

xiaomhome · May 1st, 2007, 07:00 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sepheronx

English isn't your first language, I just figured that out.....

I mentioned I DO have the latest NGO drivers. And I do have 2gigs of ram for great perofrmance. And I DID mention they were working 100% top notch yesterday..... So installing latest drivers like I did, wouldn't really help much, would it? *chuckles*

Thanks for a reply though!

Edit: also, nothing is wrong with the board, since Intel boards are known to be "Solid" technology.

Maybe you should try one of those new leaked betas from nvidia.
http://www.ngohq.com/home.php?page=F...&dwn_cat_id=15
Its really strange, i have never seen something like that, maybe those new drivers have some kind of fix for this problem or your having problem with your memories and they are corrupting your data? Just a thought. English isnt my first language either, but im doing my best. Sorry for any misunderstanding / mispelling.

sepheronx · May 1st, 2007, 07:29 AM

Lol nvm people, I fixed it. Basically, when my computer was searching for so called "broken" files, it detected the drivers. So I had to reinstall the NGO part of the drivers, but not the actual video drivers

thanks though.

c4r105 · May 1st, 2007, 12:13 PM

Well done! Excellent news

IModAmd · May 1st, 2007, 01:18 PM

Well when i said to install the lastest ngohq drivers i wanted to said to reinstall it

Well i know my english are pretty poor but i try to ameliorate it