Hi,
I bought a Geforce 6800 GT about 2 months ago, mainly so that I could just complete Farcry, HL2, Doom3, etc. When I first started playing, considering the amount I paid for it, I didnt think it was that much of an improvement.
I completed Halflife2 and whilst it looked amazing the framerate wasnt that great. Recently I've started playing Halflife2 deathmatch and with one other person in the server the framerate is awful? I put my old Ti 4200 back in to check, and although i didn't have filtering on, it ran FASTER! (I also tried the gf6800 without filtering to no avail).
I've tried the official NVIDIA drivers, and several beta ones including the latest ones.
I've also reformatted the computer, messed about with the BIOS settings, underclocked the card, took other hardware out of my system but with no avail.
My system specs are:
AthlonXP 2400+ (OC'ed to 2600+ but also tried underclockin (for card).
768mb Ram (PC2100)
1x120gb 1x 160gb disks
DVD Writer
No PCI cards.
I think my shuttle only has a 200W psu, but since the computer works fine, I don't see how this could be a problem.
But saying that, the only thing that I could see attributing to this problem is overloading the power supply? I can't imagine what else?!!?
Its a XFX Geforce6800GT 256mb card btw.
If anyone could help me out I would be massively greatful, because unless this gets sorted the card is going to be ebaY'd 🙂
EDIT: link to my card: http://www.newegg.com/app/View...=14-150-074&depa=0
I bought a Geforce 6800 GT about 2 months ago, mainly so that I could just complete Farcry, HL2, Doom3, etc. When I first started playing, considering the amount I paid for it, I didnt think it was that much of an improvement.
I completed Halflife2 and whilst it looked amazing the framerate wasnt that great. Recently I've started playing Halflife2 deathmatch and with one other person in the server the framerate is awful? I put my old Ti 4200 back in to check, and although i didn't have filtering on, it ran FASTER! (I also tried the gf6800 without filtering to no avail).
I've tried the official NVIDIA drivers, and several beta ones including the latest ones.
I've also reformatted the computer, messed about with the BIOS settings, underclocked the card, took other hardware out of my system but with no avail.
My system specs are:
AthlonXP 2400+ (OC'ed to 2600+ but also tried underclockin (for card).
768mb Ram (PC2100)
1x120gb 1x 160gb disks
DVD Writer
No PCI cards.
I think my shuttle only has a 200W psu, but since the computer works fine, I don't see how this could be a problem.
But saying that, the only thing that I could see attributing to this problem is overloading the power supply? I can't imagine what else?!!?
Its a XFX Geforce6800GT 256mb card btw.
If anyone could help me out I would be massively greatful, because unless this gets sorted the card is going to be ebaY'd 🙂
EDIT: link to my card: http://www.newegg.com/app/View...=14-150-074&depa=0