Hi John.
Not sure if this will help but I was having the same issues running the new
FEAR expansion pack on my Vista RTM box (with a nVidia 6800 card). After
searching around the newsgroups, I found a post saying that I should try
installing the latest version of DX9. After installing the December release
of DirectX, my wireframe issues disappeared.
Just a thought.
Ken
"John McHugh" wrote:
> Yeah I was thinking either nvidia driver or else its the patch for rainbow
> six. My friend bough a copy too and he is running it withought these
> problems. Hes using the same vista rtm as me only diferences being that the
> nvidia display driver isnt installed yet(working off the microsoft drivers)
> and he doesnt have the two patches installed. I have a 7600gs and he has a
> 7300gs so i cant see any other problems which could be causeing this really,
> Hopefully fixed soon cause im actually surprized that vista ended up being
> so good. I didnt take much notcice to the publicity because they where
> moaning too much about a product which wasnt near finished yet. Oh well,
> straying of the point here. Il give more infor on the problem and if i fix
> it later.
> "Paul Smith" <Paul@nospam.windowsresource.net> wrote in message
> news:E52E85E2-4F0B-4B28-B6FC-55CA4B8B63ED@microsoft.com...
> > "John McHugh" <cryptonic@phreaker.net> wrote in message
> > news:3F147243-7A79-4EC8-BB66-7F0D252323B1@microsoft.com...
> >>I recently bought a copy of rainbow six vegas and tried playing it on my
> >>pc. It installed and then automatically installed the two updates and
> >>seems to run perfectly apart from artefacts of some sort flashing on the
> >>screen during gameplay. These artifacts seem like wireframe glitches which
> >>flash on and off the screen fast and repetitivly. I was wondering wether
> >>anyone else had these issues and wether they could pinpoint it on
> >>anything. Atm I am going to uninstall it and try and play the game
> >>withought the two updates to see if theres a problem there and then try
> >>some different nvidia driver versions to see if its an issue with the
> >>latest nvidia drivers. Any help would be apreciated.
> >
> > It probably is just down to the video driver, not much can be done apart
> > from waiting for nVidia to get their act together.
> >
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