Turn off antialiasing.
- Eric
You should try to turn off anti-aliasing in the game to see if that fixes
it.
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> Hi all! > I've recently bought myself an 8Mb Thriller 3D AGP graphics > accelerator in replacament for my Intense3D 100. But since then I'm > having a problem that I can't seem to resolve: > When I look at the horizon of the track, i.e. where asphalt and > scenery merge ahead of me, it looks kinda blurry. If there's a car > far ahead I usually only see a blurry square-shaped thing moving in > the distance. I recall that this wasn't the case with my Intense3D > 100. It happens at 640X480 resolution, and I haven't tested other > resolutions yet but since I use GPL mainly for online racing I prefer > 640X480 wich gives me a rock-steady 36 fps on My Celeron 375A (!). > Has anyone had the same problem and if so, what can be done to improve > the situation? BTW I have the latest drivers and Bios revision. > Any help is welcomed > A. RenaultHi all!
I've recently bought myself an 8Mb Thriller 3D AGP graphics
accelerator in replacament for my Intense3D 100. But since then I'm
having a problem that I can't seem to resolve:
When I look at the horizon of the track, i.e. where asphalt and
scenery merge ahead of me, it looks kinda blurry. If there's a car
far ahead I usually only see a blurry square-shaped thing moving in
the distance. I recall that this wasn't the case with my Intense3D
100. It happens at 640X480 resolution, and I haven't tested other
resolutions yet but since I use GPL mainly for online racing I prefer
640X480 wich gives me a rock-steady 36 fps on My Celeron 375A (!).
Has anyone had the same problem and if so, what can be done to improve
the situation? BTW I have the latest drivers and Bios revision.
Any help is welcomed
A. Renault
