View Full Version : The white GFX problem... GRRRRR
Redah
October 16th, 2002, 23:07
So, I had Windows XP. Bought a Radeon9700 Pro. Installed drivers. PJ was working verrrry nicely.
So I upgrade to SP-1. No problems, still working verrrry nicely.
So, I format. I install Windows XP. I install SP-1. I install the same drivers as before the format.
Everything's defaulted... but PJ has gone wacko. Not just ordinary wacko... but severely wacko.
So, I install the drivers again. No solution. I read that this dude installed DirectX again. Did that, no solution (it doesn't even copy anything if you have XP).
Well, look what it does:
http://www.nightree.com/pj64woes.jpg
Doesn't that look nice? And look at the FPS! For crying out loud, this is a AthlonXP 2000+ with 512MB RAM and a Radeon9700!
Braveheart
October 16th, 2002, 23:12
The problem is that Nintendo have found out that you have an illegal ROM of Banjo Tooie and they are currently "hax0ring j00r box" and making your emulator "screw0rz up".
Yes, that's the problem.
Malcolm
October 16th, 2002, 23:16
OMG Redah!!! I wish I could get those kind of results from my computer, I can't believe that I get colour in that game, I really wanted the "31337" with look. Damn my computer
Redah
October 16th, 2002, 23:16
f00k j00
If Nintendo saw all the Nintendo stuff at my house... they'd gimme a job...
aprentice
October 16th, 2002, 23:17
Solution:
Maybe your really not having gfx glitches and the game is really like that? Think about it for a second, do you have proof the game wasnt like that before? :happy:
Duncan
October 16th, 2002, 23:20
You said "So I upgrade to SP-1. No problems, still working verrrry nicely" "So, I format. I install Windows XP. I install SP-1. I install the same drivers as before the format."
If it was working so nicely, then why did you Format the HD and reinstall?, look at your post, all your probs happened AFTER you formatted and re-installed, hope you installed/formatted correctly (NTFC, etc.), or your probs are just beginning.
I would completely delete all PJ and PJ related files/folders, then delete all PJ and related Registry lines, then reboot, then install a fresh PJ 1.5 and see what happens, if not then its a setting(s) or the drivers for the video card.
United-Realm
October 16th, 2002, 23:53
dude,this is easily fixed,you have to download the patch for direct x 8.1! its on m$ site sumwhere :)
Stezo2k
October 17th, 2002, 00:12
i heard sum1 fixed this problem by reinstalling dx 8, u should try it, and Btw Hiya Redah :) i remember reading your news posts on emu64 back in '99 :)
Stez
Trotterwatch
October 17th, 2002, 00:13
Stezo, he has already tried to reinstall DirectX (he said so in his post).
Stezo2k
October 17th, 2002, 00:33
oh yeah, sorry i skimmed the post, i dont tend to read slowly. Anwyays i'd recomend u get that direct x patch, if u dont have the patch the gfx in GTA3 are very like that, that may be your prob. I dont know the url cuz i uninstalled GTA3, but many ppl have it may help ya
Stez
Trotterwatch
October 17th, 2002, 00:39
That patch will already have been included in SP1 though....still worth a try, just in case MS didn't include it for one reason or another.
Were the drivers you installed for the Radeon identical to the previous drivers? ATI for example, may have made a slight update to them.
Stezo2k
October 17th, 2002, 00:43
i have no idea if the patch was included In SP1, cuz it probably doesnt apply to all gfx card users
Stez
Redah
October 17th, 2002, 00:43
If scoured around and found some leaked, unofficial drivers which seem to have fixed the problem.
Which is VERY odd, because I used the same -official- drivers as before without problems... really, really odd...
BTW Duncan... I format like once a month... I know what I'm doing :) Not to brag or anything but I'm quite cunning when it comes to hardware/software problems.... this particular problem just didn't make any sense whatsoever ???
Stezo2k
October 17th, 2002, 00:47
Originally posted by Redah
If scoured around and found some leaked, unofficial drivers which seem to have fixed the problem.
Which is VERY odd, because I used the same -official- drivers as before without problems... really, really odd...
BTW Duncan... I format like once a month... I know what I'm doing :) Not to brag or anything but I'm quite cunning when it comes to hardware/software problems.... this particular problem just didn't make any sense whatsoever ???
good to see you fixed it, well we all know ATI drivers suck, so that must of been the prob btw how come u format every month? is there any need?
Stez
Trotterwatch
October 17th, 2002, 01:51
I am using a PC at the moment with a Radeon card in it, the latest Catalyst drivers are not actually that bad, I've experienced no probs with any games as of yet. The first driver set of ATIs that have been of any use.
Smiff
October 17th, 2002, 02:09
yay, project64 team vindicated again. /me does pelvic thrusting movements.
don't worry, i'm amusing myself
Zilla
October 17th, 2002, 02:15
Originally posted by Redah
So, I had Windows XP. Bought a Radeon9700 Pro. Installed drivers. PJ was working verrrry nicely.
So I upgrade to SP-1. No problems, still working verrrry nicely.
So, I format. I install Windows XP. I install SP-1. I install the same drivers as before the format.
Everything's defaulted... but PJ has gone wacko. Not just ordinary wacko... but severely wacko.
So, I install the drivers again. No solution. I read that this dude installed DirectX again. Did that, no solution (it doesn't even copy anything if you have XP).
Well, look what it does:
http://www.nightree.com/pj64woes.jpg
Doesn't that look nice? And look at the FPS! For crying out loud, this is a AthlonXP 2000+ with 512MB RAM and a Radeon9700!
Blimey rrrrrrrandom...happened to me aswell once, though with my Geforce 4 Ti4600...Computers these days prove that 1+1 doesn't always equal 2...:plain:
Acorn
October 17th, 2002, 03:46
1 + 1 does equal 2, it just proves that not all computers are smart enough to know that :bunny:
Duncan
October 17th, 2002, 04:05
Redah, i hear ya, and glad its all set now :) Dam Radeon cards, or should i say the drivers, ATI drivers have allways been a pain in the azz.
Redah
October 17th, 2002, 18:00
Originally posted by Acorn
1 + 1 does equal 2, it just proves that not all computers are smart enough to know that :bunny:
1 + 1 always equals 2 ?
1 politician + 1 politician does NOT equal 2 honest men :P
Doomulation
October 17th, 2002, 18:35
Originally posted by Redah
Originally posted by Acorn
1 + 1 does equal 2, it just proves that not all computers are smart enough to know that :bunny:
1 + 1 always equals 2 ?
1 politician + 1 politician does NOT equal 2 honest men :P
Hehe, true.
1+1 if also, a wise man said, 11. Why? Because you take a "1" and another. It's like putting them besides each other...making it "11", and that's eleven, isn't it? :P
RJA
October 19th, 2002, 03:08
SHUT UP!!!
The gfx have *NOTHING* to do with anti-copy protection.
Probably the gfx errors, because "Force Normal Blending" is enabled when it *SHALL NOT* be or driver bug.:angry:
cooliscool
October 19th, 2002, 03:24
Don't tell Redah to shut up, boy. Not good for yourself.
MaGiX
October 19th, 2002, 18:12
Damn, he has a Radeon 9700. I'm stuck with this lousy MX. DAMN IT!!!
/me goes hides in a closet.
cooliscool
October 19th, 2002, 19:57
I wouldn't trade my card for ANY radeon. I rather like nvidia's quality drivers, thank you. :)
Stezo2k
October 19th, 2002, 20:10
yeah whats up with MX's ok they have less proformence than the tis, but are still pretty powerful :) and also are cheap :D
Stez
MaGiX
October 19th, 2002, 20:50
Man, I would give up this POS MX440 for a Radeon 9700 any time. I just want to setup for DOOM III because I know I will play it for countless hours.
Redah
November 3rd, 2002, 18:43
Originally posted by RJA
SHUT UP!!!
The gfx have *NOTHING* to do with anti-copy protection.
Probably the gfx errors, because "Force Normal Blending" is enabled when it *SHALL NOT* be or driver bug.:angry:
A bit late to take this topic up again, but...
"EH?"
Could anyone explain to me what he means? :)
Martin
November 3rd, 2002, 20:29
RJA: You have received a warning for disrespecting a forum admin. Check your PM inbox.
Smiff
November 3rd, 2002, 20:34
INSUBORDINATION?!?!?! :D
(Sorry :))
I think we can close this, its all spammy and OT
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