Help to solve a Graphic Card issue

[citizen67 48]

Hi everybody,

I tried to solve this problem by myself without success, so I'm here to ask your help...

I've noticed that in some cockpit (F-16, F/A-18, Tornado and few others), the horizontal lines are constantly flickering, as highlighted in the following image and as you can see in the video:

 

 

 

I tried several times to set my graphic card settings but I could not fix it.

 

Anyone knows hot to manage it?

My PC has an old Nvidia GeForce 9800GT...

 

Thanks in advance

 

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Citizen67

[Fubar512 1,350]

Your video is not viewable from this end. 

 

It's hard to say for sure, but it sounds as if you're experiencing "texture popping", which is a sign that your video hardware is not up to the task.

 

Is your 9800 GT a 512, or a 1024 MB frame buffer card?  If it's a 512 MB, then you're short on memory for anything other than titles or DLCs released prior to mid/late 2009.  If you're running a full install at the 2012 level, you'll need at least 2048 MB (2 GB) of VRAM to handle most of the scenarios. With a bunch of third party add-ons, and you'd be much better off with 4 GB.

 

I had a GTS 250, which was essentially a 1024 MB GTX 9800 recycled into the "200" series. When I upgraded to a GTX 750ti with 2048 MB, my lowest frame rates more than doubled, even with all the eye candy turned on. I recently upgraded to a GTX 1070 (8 GB), and the lowest frame rates doubled, yet again.

 

Try lowering your horizon distance to "normal", and see what happens. 

Edited October 12, 2016 by Fubar512

[citizen67 48]

Hi Fubar,

thanks for the answer. I forgot to set my gallery to "public"... now the video should be viewable.

 

I don't think is a "texture popping" issue. As you can see in the video (I hope, now) the flickering lines are in the cockpit, not in the environment. Looks like an anti-alias or a V-sync failure...

I don't remember if my card is 512 or 1024, i'll check this evening back from work and I'll post it tomorrow.

 

bye