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Homer J. Simpson
Hi all,
Well, this is a somewhat unusual problem...
I've replaced my Nvidia 6600GT video card with an 8800GTS 320. Since doing
that, a couple of the games I play--not all--are *way* too fast...and I
don't mean the framerate is way faster than what I'm used to (I've done
video card upgrades before, so I know what to expect), but I mean the timing
is now way off...for example, if there's a clock in the game, it'll run many
times faster than the normal rate...a bit like a VCR stuck on fast-forward.
Strangely enough, not all games exhibit that problem. It's almost like the
game isn't reading the CPU/GPU speed properly, thinks it's slower than it
actually is, and tries to over-compensate. I'm not sure if there's
something I can run to get the whole system to somehow recalibrate itself.
Hopefully my explanation makes sense...
Thoughts?
Well, this is a somewhat unusual problem...
I've replaced my Nvidia 6600GT video card with an 8800GTS 320. Since doing
that, a couple of the games I play--not all--are *way* too fast...and I
don't mean the framerate is way faster than what I'm used to (I've done
video card upgrades before, so I know what to expect), but I mean the timing
is now way off...for example, if there's a clock in the game, it'll run many
times faster than the normal rate...a bit like a VCR stuck on fast-forward.
Strangely enough, not all games exhibit that problem. It's almost like the
game isn't reading the CPU/GPU speed properly, thinks it's slower than it
actually is, and tries to over-compensate. I'm not sure if there's
something I can run to get the whole system to somehow recalibrate itself.
Hopefully my explanation makes sense...
Thoughts?