I live in America, and every time I log onto an American server on Rust, the game has random pixels that just cover my screen. Then my video card crashes. THEN Rust crashes. And THEN my video card starts back up, Rust is closed, and I just wanna play rust! Please help!
How about you quit blubbering for a second and post specs, that might help.
I have a NVIDIA Quadro FX 570M. My error report is: "rust.exe has stopped working" (thanks Windows!) I have Windows Vista Business (64 Bit). I use DirectX 11. Hope that helped.
[QUOTE=TitaniumSapph;42749084]I have a NVIDIA Quadro FX 570M. My error report is: "rust.exe has stopped working" (thanks Windows!) I have Windows Vista Business (64 Bit). I use DirectX 11. Hope that helped.[/QUOTE]
Windows Vista is your first problem, though likely not the issue here. I don't know much about graphics cards to be honest, but I am pretty sure that the Quadro is workstation graphics, e.g. not meant for gaming. Even so, the FX series is kinda... out there, if I remember correctly (had an old dell laptop from about 7 years ago with FX 5700 if I remember correctly) Case in point, you are likely not even meeting the basic requirements, unless you can tell me it worked while in the web browser, in which case I would say wait for a few updates then see if it gets fixed.
Try and play around with your settings,
enable v-sync, disable, anti-a ect ect.
update/rollback driver ect.
I found when I rerolled my driver back it ran as smooth as anything, but when it is updated I have
screen tear all over the place
also try right clicking rust, going to properties, and put in -force-d3d9, that helped me, I forgot to mention that. I am running two GeForce GTX Titans, and forcing d3d9 seemed to fix it from crashing.
[QUOTE=jonnymad;42749165]Windows Vista is your first problem, though likely not the issue here. I don't know much about graphics cards to be honest, but I am pretty sure that the Quadro is workstation graphics, e.g. not meant for gaming. Even so, the FX series is kinda... out there, if I remember correctly (had an old dell laptop from about 7 years ago with FX 5700 if I remember correctly) Case in point, you are likely not even meeting the basic requirements, unless you can tell me it worked while in the web browser, in which case I would say wait for a few updates then see if it gets fixed.[/QUOTE]
Hmm. I do own many Steam games, such as Portal, Garry's Mod, and TF2. These all work fine, yet Rust doesn't.
[QUOTE=TitaniumSapph;42749488]Hmm. I do own many Steam games, such as Portal, Garry's Mod, and TF2. These all work fine, yet Rust doesn't.[/QUOTE]
Portal, Garry's Mod, and TF2 also are on source engine, which if you cant run them you have serious issues lol. I had an old computer with a Pentium III processor and ATI Rage Pro graphics that ran garry's mod just fine.
[QUOTE=TitaniumSapph;42748419]has random pixels that just cover my screen. Then my video card crashes. THEN Rust crashes. And THEN my video card starts back up[/QUOTE]
Sounds like a driver issue. Try to rollback or update your drivers.
edit: But first do what jonny suggested. Usually fixes most peoples problems.
[QUOTE=Decompress;42749518]Sounds like a driver issue. Try to rollback or update your drivers.
edit: But first do what jonny suggested. Usually fixes most peoples problems.[/QUOTE]
Your idea worked. Thank you so much!
Is there any help for the random graphical glitches in game? -And my graphics card is AMD Radeon 7970.
[QUOTE=Autisti;42751307]Is there any help for the random graphical glitches in game? -And my graphics card is AMD Radeon 7970.[/QUOTE]
a 7970 and you are running XP? Man, I'd go for an update by now, or a second drive for another OS, haha! Anyways, I think Radeons are having issues currently, I have a few friends on rust who have AMD cards and they cannot play at all, either due to lag or heavy graphics glitches. I say wait for an update man.
[QUOTE=jonnymad;42751622]a 7970 and you are running XP? Man, I'd go for an update by now, or a second drive for another OS, haha! Anyways, I think Radeons are having issues currently, I have a few friends on rust who have AMD cards and they cannot play at all, either due to lag or heavy graphics glitches. I say wait for an update man.[/QUOTE]
If they searched the forums they'd know that -force-d3d9 fixes the artifacting for AMD cards for 90% of people.
[QUOTE=Feast;42751643]If they searched the forums they'd know that -force-d3d9 fixes the artifacting for AMD cards for 90% of people.[/QUOTE]
not sure any of them have tried that, I'll let em know
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