Hi I just bought a GTX460 made by Gigabyte. Everything is yellow when I minimize a game and go back. This happens with CoD5 and Borderlands. Anyone know what might cause this problem? Perhaps AA or anything like that?
Screenshot:
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[editline]04:12PM[/editline]
Here's another picture to show how it screws with my game :<
[IMG]http://img832.imageshack.us/img832/677/12372649.png[/IMG]
Try disabling anti aliasing if you have it on (especially if its forced on in the gpu settings), also are your drivers up to date?
[QUOTE=djjkxbox;24249732]Try disabling anti aliasing if you have it on (especially if its forced on in the gpu settings), also are your drivers up to date?[/QUOTE]
Trying now. I just updated my drivers but I'll see if the AA helps : /
[editline]08:02PM[/editline]
Didnt work.
Also!
I got a reply from the Nvidia forums saying it has to do something with texture unloading. He doesn't have a solution though.
Did you re-install drivers?
And it was all yellow...
Yeah probably drivers.
[QUOTE=Thor667;24249937]Did you re-install drivers?[/QUOTE]
Yeah I did.
Also its not all yellow. It goes away after 10 seconds or so.
Probably nothing to worry about if it disappears after 10 seconds
[QUOTE=djjkxbox;24260405]Probably nothing to worry about if it disappears after 10 seconds[/QUOTE]
It's annoying as hell though :<
You shouldn't need to minimize. If you chat to people outside of your game, you should try using something like xfire or steam chat. I think Xfire has plugins for other messengers too
Restart PC, pull internet plug (for safety), disable antivirus and everything else than runs. and reinstall the driver. then restart your PC again and plug in your internet (obviously). I've had problems more than twice of antivirus screwing with the driver install
Holy crap! I actually influenced a fix from Nvidia! O_O
Proof:
[url]http://forums.nvidia.com/index.php?showtopic=177719&view=findpost&p=1108860[/url]
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