I should have been more clear. It isnt the fact that I have my CPU OC'd, it
is that the AGP bus is OC'd along with it. Since my MB doesnt give me the
option of a 1/2 AGP divider I have to settle for the 2/3 setting. ABIT BE6
MB only supports 100mhz bus speeds so there is not the 1/2 AGP divider that
you see on boards that support 133mhz bus speeds.
This is fine when I have my 600mhz clocked at 100 bus speed because the SGP
bus is at it's standard 66mhz, but when I clock my CPU bus speed to 133
(which I have had it at for some time) to achieve 800mhz, then the AGP bus
shoots to nearly 90mhz which this damn GeForce2 can not take. My V3-3000 has
never had a problem but I would prefer to keep the GeForce2 and just make an
upgrade to my CPU in the near future. N4 seems to be more CPU dependant then
Graphics anyway.
M***of the story... AGP bus overclocking can sometimes cause the
flickering, not necissarily CPU overclocking.
: I had the same problem. Change to the openGL in place of direct3D. That
: worked for me and I over clock my CPU as well.
:
:
:
: When I get into the***pit view for a race the screen flickers (sort of
: like a blink). It also flickers in the menu screen that is used for
joining
: a race. I'm talking about offline racing, here. Anybody have a similar
: problem and fixed it?
: my system consists of:
: pentiumIII 450
: SBlive s/card
: Winfast geforce2 GTS graphics card
: am using opengl option
: thanks
: buzz
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