Guest whatsinthename Posted August 11, 2007 Report Share Posted August 11, 2007 Okay I have tried the following drivers : 158.42,158,45, 162.18, 162.22, 162.50, 165.01, dell stock drivers Dell stock ones are useless of course for games. 15x series drivers I found were good, very good fps and performance in World of Warcraft. However the gpud temperature shoots up using these drivers all the way to 55-60C. And I have noticed each time it comes in the vicinity of 60C I get the dreaded NMI:Memory Parity Error. The 16x series gave me very very good gpu temperatures (around 40-50C). However World of Warcraft is utterly unplayable. I can stop the artifacting and screen flicker by turning of trilinear filtering and vertical sync, however the fps blows...aroung 7-8fps. I am really running out of options now on what driver to choose, or are there any other fixes I can try with 15x series to get a stable system for World of Warcraft in particular. Any comments are appreciated Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest concerned user Posted September 10, 2007 Report Share Posted September 10, 2007 Okay I have tried the following drivers : 158.42,158,45, 162.18, 162.22, 162.50, 165.01, dell stock driversDell stock ones are useless of course for games. 15x series drivers I found were good, very good fps and performance in World of Warcraft. However the gpud temperature shoots up using these drivers all the way to 55-60C. And I have noticed each time it comes in the vicinity of 60C I get the dreaded NMI:Memory Parity Error. The 16x series gave me very very good gpu temperatures (around 40-50C). However World of Warcraft is utterly unplayable. I can stop the artifacting and screen flicker by turning of trilinear filtering and vertical sync, however the fps blows...aroung 7-8fps. I am really running out of options now on what driver to choose, or are there any other fixes I can try with 15x series to get a stable system for World of Warcraft in particular. Any comments are appreciated I am in the same boat as this user. After failing to find adequate drivers that supported World of Warcraft, I reinstalled XP. Sad, isn't it? I can't enjoy a game that runs sub-10 fps, when all the settings on my computer should make the game enjoyable. 2gigs of Ram, 7900 go, etc. Is anyone able to play WoW with Vista and this video card? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Guest Posted September 14, 2007 Report Share Posted September 14, 2007 No...any other option besides reverting to XP? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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