Michael
December 7th 03, 01:41 AM
Make sure you have installed the video drivers for this
card and are not using the generic window drivers. Also
D3D is software acceleration and shouldn't even use that
as you have found out.
You might also go to Nvidia's website and download the
latest and greaters drivers.
>-----Original Message-----
>Hi, last time i tried to use XP i had issues with Half
>Life especially, and other OpenGL games, they seem to
only
>use 60Hz refresh rate. i could not change this in the
>control panel, only the direct3D refresh rates, however
>direct3D gave me 3 frames per second.
>System is Pentium 4, Geforce 4 ti 4600, monitor supports
>up to 150 Hz, and am currently using 100Hz at 1600x1200
>
>please Email me with help
>
>.
>
card and are not using the generic window drivers. Also
D3D is software acceleration and shouldn't even use that
as you have found out.
You might also go to Nvidia's website and download the
latest and greaters drivers.
>-----Original Message-----
>Hi, last time i tried to use XP i had issues with Half
>Life especially, and other OpenGL games, they seem to
only
>use 60Hz refresh rate. i could not change this in the
>control panel, only the direct3D refresh rates, however
>direct3D gave me 3 frames per second.
>System is Pentium 4, Geforce 4 ti 4600, monitor supports
>up to 150 Hz, and am currently using 100Hz at 1600x1200
>
>please Email me with help
>
>.
>