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Article #86095Re: DOOM 3 Sucks!!
From: Ian
Date: Sat, 07 Aug 2004 02:35
Date: Sat, 07 Aug 2004 02:35
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"RayO" <nothere@nope.net> wrote in message news:<9EJQc.2902$7z.1630@nwrddc01.gnilink.net>... > How does it crash exactly? > > Using good RAM? Doesn't the > Neo do it's own overclocking? > Checked BIOS settings? Tried > turning off video shadowing, video bios > cache, and system bios cache? > > If it's like mine, it's the video driver crashing. The display signal disappears, and while Catalyst is supposed to be able to recover when it crashes, it usually won't. It was solely the video driver that I was having trouble with. I WAS running Catalyst 3.8, when I upgraded to 4.7 the problem went away.
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