Hi, i have a little problem with my videocard. It's an asus 7800gtx (not o/c). Drivers version 81.95. Motherboard is an intel 955.
In some games i've noticed a line just a pixel wide on top and left of the screen that is incorrectly displayed. I don't know how to explain it so i've included some captures.
It only happens with antialiasing enabled. Captures only differ in that thing. Correctly displayed = aa off. Strange line on top and left = aa on.
I've tested it with different drivers and configurations with same result. I also have played a little with rivatuner but no result.
It seems to happen only in some direct3d games, games based on opengl like quake 4 and doom 3 or call of duty are not affected.
Captures are enlarged top left corners
NFS most wanted aa on
NFS most wanted aa off
Dawn of war aa on
Dawn of war aa off
These are only two examples. It happens in more games.
I have purchase a new cooler for the videocard and before touching anything i'd like to be sure it's not defective, so any help in this direction would be very appreciated.
Thanks for your help
In some games i've noticed a line just a pixel wide on top and left of the screen that is incorrectly displayed. I don't know how to explain it so i've included some captures.
It only happens with antialiasing enabled. Captures only differ in that thing. Correctly displayed = aa off. Strange line on top and left = aa on.
I've tested it with different drivers and configurations with same result. I also have played a little with rivatuner but no result.
It seems to happen only in some direct3d games, games based on opengl like quake 4 and doom 3 or call of duty are not affected.
Captures are enlarged top left corners
NFS most wanted aa on
NFS most wanted aa off
Dawn of war aa on
Dawn of war aa off
These are only two examples. It happens in more games.
I have purchase a new cooler for the videocard and before touching anything i'd like to be sure it's not defective, so any help in this direction would be very appreciated.
Thanks for your help
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