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I am running FEAR in Windows Vista RC-1 and the game runs satisfactory.
However I am using the 96.33 RC1 NVIDIA driver and during the rooftop gun battles the light and shadows are not correct. I am using a 7950 GX2 EVGA videocard. The game's speed and framerate appear to be fine. |
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look in your device manager and check if you see 2 cards for video adaptors.
Most likely you will only see 1. that means only one is active. "Robert R. Johnson Jr" wrote: I am running FEAR in Windows Vista RC-1 and the game runs satisfactory. However I am using the 96.33 RC1 NVIDIA driver and during the rooftop gun battles the light and shadows are not correct. I am using a 7950 GX2 EVGA videocard. The game's speed and framerate appear to be fine. |
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only one card is working check your device manager.
"Robert R. Johnson Jr" wrote: I am running FEAR in Windows Vista RC-1 and the game runs satisfactory. However I am using the 96.33 RC1 NVIDIA driver and during the rooftop gun battles the light and shadows are not correct. I am using a 7950 GX2 EVGA videocard. The game's speed and framerate appear to be fine. |
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In Windows Vista device cards like the 7950 GX2 are handled differently.
Open the device manager and click the show/hide action pane and then choose more actions, view, and then show hidden devices. The 2nd card then shows. I don't know why Microsoft elected to do it this way for the 7950 GX2. regards Robert "LEGACYMAN" wrote in message ... look in your device manager and check if you see 2 cards for video adaptors. Most likely you will only see 1. that means only one is active. "Robert R. Johnson Jr" wrote: I am running FEAR in Windows Vista RC-1 and the game runs satisfactory. However I am using the 96.33 RC1 NVIDIA driver and during the rooftop gun battles the light and shadows are not correct. I am using a 7950 GX2 EVGA videocard. The game's speed and framerate appear to be fine. |