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Hazy

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  1. Club-3d GeForce 6600GT 128MB AGP Damn, and I had to save a few euros by ordering it online! Now I wish it was that small local store where I bought it. It would be so much easier (and faster) to get a replacement. There's always a hassle with these online orders. Should have known better... I'm sorry, small local store. Next time I don't mind paying that little extra from the good service I've always received.
  2. Congrats, Sloth! At least one got his problem solved, mine still exists... :/ Yesterday the defects reappeared while playing at 1024x768, which previously ran smoothly. It seems it could be heat related, but I'm not sure yet... And heck, I'm not going to change a fan to a card I bought two weeks ago. I'll have a chat with the retailer.... But let's wait for the patch first. And recheck all the drivers...
  3. Hi, Sloth! I seem to have the same exact problem as you do. I have a Club3d 6600GT AGP, with P4 2.6, can't remeber which MOBO (I'm writing from work). PSU is the one that came with Antec Sonata case. Latest official drivers from NVidia. WIN2k + SP's. With 1024x768, 2xanisotropic and 2xantialiasing KOTOR2 runs like a dream. With 4xanisotropic I got the same glitches as you did after about two hours. With higher resolutions KOTOR2 was playable for maybe 30 mins. After that the game looked like your screenshot. It's a new card, so I haven't tryed it with much else than KOTOR2. Ghost Recon we played online for hours, 1280x1024, absolutely no problems, so I believe it can't be temperatures or my powerless PSU (though it's an older game). But I just checked what the release notes for the latest NVidia beta drivers said: "Issues Resolved in Version 67.03. GeForce 6600 GT AGP: Fixed a 3D corruption problem that appears when this card is used with certain motherboards, such as SIS motherboards."" So could it be, that it's just a driver problem?
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