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Blair Koba
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Join date: 10 Jul 2007
Posts: 5
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04-19-2008 21:24
have had this issue on my ladys pc for a while and cant find out whats doing it
follow the link and have a look shes running XP AMD 3200 2.00GHZ 1.00 Gig Ram ATI Radeon 9550/X1050 Series Graphic Card http://i160.photobucket.com/albums/t198/insanemaster/secondlifeproblem.jpg what causes this and how do we fix Thanks In Advance Click the Link  |
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Nika Talaj
now you see her ...
Join date: 2 Jan 2007
Posts: 5,449
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04-19-2008 22:04
Hi, Blair, welcome to the forums!
Have you tried turning off VBO (Vertex Buffer Objects)? Edit/Preferences/Graphics (custom). Choose the Hardware options button in the bottom right of the dialog, you should uncheck VBO (it is on by default, I believe). Many ATI graphics cards have issues with VBO. Good luck! . |
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Blair Koba
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Join date: 10 Jul 2007
Posts: 5
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thanks
04-19-2008 22:25
your the man !!!!! thanks so much that appears to of worked !!! this has taken us ages to wqork out ...we even went through her pc options and mine to try and compare as mine is fine ....but we missed that box !!!!!
so once again thanks !!!!! |
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Dinohunden Paine
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Join date: 4 Dec 2007
Posts: 47
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04-25-2008 18:11
Hi, Blair, welcome to the forums! Have you tried turning off VBO (Vertex Buffer Objects)? Edit/Preferences/Graphics (custom). Choose the Hardware options button in the bottom right of the dialog, you should uncheck VBO (it is on by default, I believe). Many ATI graphics cards have issues with VBO. Good luck! . WOOOW, what a trick, that gave me 8 fps by turning that off. I have a Dell XPS m2010 with a ATI x1800, and I have struggled with my grafhic card in here, thanks a lot from me too  |
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Peggy Paperdoll
A Brat
Join date: 15 Apr 2006
Posts: 4,383
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04-25-2008 20:00
WOOOW, what a trick, that gave me 8 fps by turning that off. I have a Dell XPS m2010 with a ATI x1800, and I have struggled with my grafhic card in here, thanks a lot from me too Does that mean the Linden Lab no longer hates you?  |
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Dinohunden Paine
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Join date: 4 Dec 2007
Posts: 47
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04-25-2008 22:02
Does that mean the Linden Lab no longer hates you? Nope, I'm sure, they have my picture on their dartboard |
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Alyx Sands
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Join date: 17 Feb 2007
Posts: 2,432
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04-26-2008 10:57
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Drea Drechsler
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Join date: 11 Feb 2008
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05-04-2008 06:45
Hi, Blair, welcome to the forums! Have you tried turning off VBO (Vertex Buffer Objects)? Edit/Preferences/Graphics (custom). Choose the Hardware options button in the bottom right of the dialog, you should uncheck VBO (it is on by default, I believe). Many ATI graphics cards have issues with VBO. Good luck! . Thanks very much for this suggestion! I have also had this problem with my x1950 but mainly when I'm doing something that makes my card have to work really hard and get hot: like running two clients simultaneous. Because of what VBO does, it makes sense that corruption of the vertex data in graphics memory a fault. DD |