RyushiBlade on 4/8/2005 at 06:01
Here's my problem:
I just got a new videocard, a Radeon x850xt Platinum Edition. It runs... wonderfully. Morrowind plays fine; no lag at all, even with foliage mods installed. But there's still a problem!
I get these 'pixellated' areas on everything. This doesn't happen in any other game I've tried yet, just Morrowind. I think a picture will be more help than any explanation so:
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http://home.doramail.com/ryushiblade:doramail.com/morrowindscreenshot.jpg) http://home.doramail.com/ryushiblade:doramail.com/morrowindscreenshot.jpg
As the camera moves, the pixelated areas 'dance.' All video drivers are up to date, too. Vexing :erg:
Edit: Pirates of the Caribbean, also by Bethesda, has the same problem too. I've checked on another monitor as well, and I still get the same thing.
cyrano on 4/8/2005 at 06:16
I’ve got nothing. I’m not even certain what you mean by ‘pixilated’. Is there any chance that the regions you marked obscure Janet Jackson’s right breast? :erg:
RyushiBlade on 4/8/2005 at 07:30
You'll notice that inside all the red squares, there are rectangles of discoloration, sometimes only a single pixel, oftentimes larger. You can't tell as well since the jpeg was low quality (but I couldn't shrink it, otherwise it'd be harder to see, and bitmap gave a file a few megabytes in size.)
Thrangar on 5/8/2005 at 00:38
Quote Posted by RyushiBlade
You'll notice that inside all the red squares, there are rectangles of discoloration, sometimes only a single pixel, oftentimes larger. You can't tell as well since the jpeg was low quality (but I couldn't shrink it, otherwise it'd be harder to see, and bitmap gave a file a few megabytes in size.)
Hey RB I have the same card .I also have the same problem with a game I play(X2) dancing pixelated squares on asteriods.It is not driver related, its just the way that this card plays these games.
I do know what your talking about,I havent had it happen to any newer games.
Cheers/Thrangar
RyushiBlade on 5/8/2005 at 00:59
That's good to know. Atleast my card isn't defective. It also happens on Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow. The other two, and I think this game, all use Pixel Shading on the water, which may account for the problem. I can't be sure though.
Striker on 5/8/2005 at 02:15
Turn pixel shaded water off and if it still happens, you'll know it is or not. :)
Keep checking for updated Catalyst Drivers I guess.
