Recent content by floodblue

also, I don't think you can change it either. It's a part of the rednering process or something, don't know for sure.

Don't worry about it. It's called LOD (Level of detail) and all computers do it. My does, and I have a geforce 3 ti 500.

nevermind, it's got nothing to do with the aspi layer, but I still haven't fixed the problem.

using win98, what's an ASPI layer? How do I install it?

Someone, anyone. Seriously, I don't have a clue how to fix this. I've gone to toshiba's website, which says it should just use windows drivers, so that's not the issue. I'm thinking it might be a video card or mobo issue or setting that I need to change, but I'm not sure at all.

I just built a P4 1.8A system on an Abit TH7II Raid board. Has geforce 3 ti 500 by visiontek. The toshiba drive works, but with DVD players it only will play the audio tracks. The video isn't displayed. I've tried creative's soft dvd player and intervideo's winDVD, but both have the same...

I'm having a lot of trouble deciding on whether I should buy a ddr based mobo or one that uses rdram. I plan on buying a P4 1.6A, and would like to overclock. I know it's harder to do with rdram, but are there any brands of rdram that are easier to oc with? Also, what would you recommend I...

Are there any brands of rdram that are more likely to work?

I'm thinking about getting the Abit TH7-II RAID, and someone told me that it's harder to overclock if you're using rdram. Is that true?

well, I know there's no gaurantee, I want to increase my chances by finding out where a lot of successful oc's have been bought. When I oc it will it require more cooling than what comes with the retail version?

I've never overclocked my cpu before, and I want to make sure I get a clockable one. I was thinking of buying from either Newegg or Googlegear. I'm just looking for a relatively reliable place that will most likely get me a clockable 1.6A.