Hey guys ive been playing WoW on my xps and it seems that when the cpu is running hot for a long period of time. If i try to alt+tab out of the game to say talk on aim or something. When I alt+tab back i get this sorta light brownish fuzzy screen. Pretty much the video craped out cuz i still hear the sound so i dont think the game froze. Does anyone know what can be causing this. Im using the 77.77 xtreme G drivers from tweaks r us. They have worked great so far. Im not overheating also I8kfanGUI says im running at 65 celcius. Thanks for any help you may give.
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9/19/05 at 1:20am
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yeah i play on 1920x1200 its absolutly beautiful. This is the first instance of this and it was about 30 min ago tonight 12:41 am on sept 19 so since these drivers have been very good to me. (5430 on 3DMark05) i'm going to wait and see if the problem occurs again. I really am having trouble finding a driver that has like me
. Does anyone know if it is bad for the computer if you hold down the power button to turn off the Laptop, cuz i have been forced to do that a number of times. Thanks again Guys.
. Does anyone know if it is bad for the computer if you hold down the power button to turn off the Laptop, cuz i have been forced to do that a number of times. Thanks again Guys.
post #4 of 9
9/19/05 at 5:08am
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Originally Posted by cjslick23
Hey guys ive been playing WoW on my xps and it seems that when the cpu is running hot for a long period of time. If i try to alt+tab out of the game to say talk on aim or something. When I alt+tab back i get this sorta light brownish fuzzy screen. Pretty much the video craped out cuz i still hear the sound so i dont think the game froze. Does anyone know what can be causing this. Im using the 77.77 xtreme G drivers from tweaks r us. They have worked great so far. Im not overheating also I8kfanGUI says im running at 65 celcius. Thanks for any help you may give.
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Don't use the 80.40 drivers, as they are currently the worst driver available for World of Warcraft, causing nasty aliasing on the ground textures. Use the 78.11s available at this link.
http://www.laptopvideo2go.com/forum/...p?showforum=35
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9/19/05 at 12:56pm
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Thanks William, If this problem occurs for me again I will definitly switch to those drivers. Thanks again guys.
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post #7 of 9
9/19/05 at 1:32pm
WoW alt-tab
I have had this happen to me, I'm using the dell drivers on my xps2, after the 1.6 patch was the first time i noticed it. I think blizzard tweaks the video stuff from time to time and it gums up stuff.My solution has been to play in windowed mode (max settings and resolution of course), which actually works better for me as I can still set IM and other IE windows in my taskbar.
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9/19/05 at 5:15pm
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Originally Posted by adambomb6
I have had this happen to me, I'm using the dell drivers on my xps2, after the 1.6 patch was the first time i noticed it. I think blizzard tweaks the video stuff from time to time and it gums up stuff.
My solution has been to play in windowed mode (max settings and resolution of course), which actually works better for me as I can still set IM and other IE windows in my taskbar. |
Anyway, as I said, 78.11 fixes it.
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