Age of Conan

why do the amount of glitches suddenly increase when i play at 1680x1050.

anyone have this as well?

Originally posted by Housam

why do the amount of glitches suddenly increase when i play at 1680x1050.

anyone have this as well?

that's the resolution i play at...and i have a crapload of video related bugs

well duh the game isn't even out yet. u really think nvidia/ati is even close to working on a driver package with funcom yet? they have zero complaints from customers

Originally posted by trev9999

well duh the game isn't even out yet. u really think nvidia/ati is even close to working on a driver package with funcom yet? they have zero complaints from customers

how do the drivers differ between higher resolutions and lower ones?

so im not alone good :P

I just got new monitor today and went from 1200x1024 to 1920x1200 and the number of graphical glitches actually decreased. I am still getting some, but less of them. Weeeeeird man.

Originally posted by miagisan

Originally posted by trev9999

well duh the game isn't even out yet. u really think nvidia/ati is even close to working on a driver package with funcom yet? they have zero complaints from customers

how do the drivers differ between higher resolutions and lower ones?

one is a driver and one is a resolution

Originally posted by trev9999

Originally posted by miagisan

Originally posted by trev9999

well duh the game isn't even out yet. u really think nvidia/ati is even close to working on a driver package with funcom yet? they have zero complaints from customers

how do the drivers differ between higher resolutions and lower ones?

one is a driver and one is a resolution

Drivers are drivers..they dictate how your card runs by sending it commands, resolution is dictated by monitor primarily (depending on the limits of your cards). ATI/NVIDIA drivers have almost nothing to do with the stability at a resolution. Your hardware itself dictates it

Originally posted by miagisan

Originally posted by trev9999

well duh the game isn't even out yet. u really think nvidia/ati is even close to working on a driver package with funcom yet? they have zero complaints from customers

how do the drivers differ between higher resolutions and lower ones?

1680x1050 is 453280 more pixels then 1280x1024. Don't know (not even close to know) but there is no different "code" in the drivers get gets used or not used when the resolution changes?

I can think that a possible bug ATI or Nvidia drivers for their card could turn out to make a resolution that should work into a nonfunctional one, only speculations though.

i'm not a programmer. but I can tell you it's based on 0's and 1's.

i am thinking i am arguing with someone who doesn't really realize how drivers work...so i'll take it easy on ya. Your set of drivers dictates all the resolutions, resolutions are just mainly the number of pixels that are processed/generated within a specific amount of area. Larger the resolution, the better the picture looks, but it also taxes your system hardware a bit more.