Lazerbrainz2k3
Charter Member
Hi all,
I've been having some real trouble with FSX lately.
I've run into numerous instances of flying along when suddenly some of the trees on the ground warp upwards a few thousand feet, with no explanation. I thought I might be overworking my graphics card despite the fact that I have only the stock scenery installed and my scenery complexity and density are both set to a moderate setting, but the effect still appears to occur with the sliders way back. Most of the time if I switch views or pan around the anomalies disappear, but not always.
The other, more serious issue is that on occasion, usually when switching aircraft or locations in the middle of a flight, suddenly the 3D model goes haywire, with aircraft components sticking out of everywhere and slowing my graphics to a slideshow.
I recently (but a couple months prior to the startto these events) upgraded the drivers on my Nvidia 8800, which have since been returned to the stable drivers which came on the disc with no effect on this issue. I also had some upgrade to DirectX via Windows Update, but I don't know if rolling back DirectX is even possible.
Any ideas?
I've been having some real trouble with FSX lately.
I've run into numerous instances of flying along when suddenly some of the trees on the ground warp upwards a few thousand feet, with no explanation. I thought I might be overworking my graphics card despite the fact that I have only the stock scenery installed and my scenery complexity and density are both set to a moderate setting, but the effect still appears to occur with the sliders way back. Most of the time if I switch views or pan around the anomalies disappear, but not always.
The other, more serious issue is that on occasion, usually when switching aircraft or locations in the middle of a flight, suddenly the 3D model goes haywire, with aircraft components sticking out of everywhere and slowing my graphics to a slideshow.
I recently (but a couple months prior to the startto these events) upgraded the drivers on my Nvidia 8800, which have since been returned to the stable drivers which came on the disc with no effect on this issue. I also had some upgrade to DirectX via Windows Update, but I don't know if rolling back DirectX is even possible.
Any ideas?