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Old Jun 27, 2006, 03:39 AM // 03:39   #1
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I played GW today for about 35-40 minutes. Everything was going great (and has been ever since I have owned the game) until it stalled out like I had a connection problem. Eventually, 5-10 seconds later, I can move again except that....THE SCREEN IS TURQUOISE!? (sp?) Not the map, loading screens, inventory, etc. just the 3d graphics...

I backed out and my card was running at 61 degrees. I re-started and it did the same thing. I waited about 10 minutes and re-started, same thing.

Anyone have any ideas?

btw I have an eVGA 7600 gt superclocked card
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Old Jun 27, 2006, 04:28 AM // 04:28   #2
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New drivers maybe? 80.21 (sp?) may have caused the problem. Go back and download the new drivers (90.84) or something of that sort. Nvidia website.

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Old Jun 27, 2006, 05:34 AM // 05:34   #3
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that is what I did...new beta drivers (91.31) and it seems to have fixed the problem...thx
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