Known Issues or Optimal Setting for Nvidia ?

[Moniker]

Greetings

    I have an Nvidia 6800 GS, with the latest drivers - 6.14.10.9371(from device manager) - 93.71 nvidia name
I am having some problems with crashes. I've sent in a Bug Report and looked through the error numbers and
a 697***** references Nvidia Drivers. My error series is 6973F*** and 69729***.
    Are there any known issues with Nvidia Cards in general  or drivers in particular? The errors only happen in
the Bronze Door Areas BDr2d2 and interior an the road to and from temple and on temple inself, I was having
trouble in there when you were warning us of crashes the past week or so, but, you've then that off the MOTD
and I've tried going in again and am still having trouble. Sometimes crashes before I get a chance to /unstick and try walking alittle, other times it loads all the way and I can try /unstick and moving but then again it crashes. Any thoughts, other than don't go in there? If other cards are known not to have trouble and nvidia does, I don't mind getting a new card.

My System:
Windows XP Pro SP2
               Nvidia 6800 GS driver - 6.14.10.9371(from device manager) - 93.71 nvidia name
               P4 2.4GHz
               1GB RAM
                BellSouth 384kps ADSL
                client 0.03.018

                                        Thanks for any help. I have done searchs of this forum and google

[Karyuu]

Try enabling Vertex Buffer in pssetup, and give this Bronze Doors map a try as well

[Moniker]

Thanks, for the quick reply

   I've got the cfg file open but I don't know the line(s) to add to enable the Vertex Buffer

                                     Can someone point me in the right direction ?

[Karyuu]

No .cfg file necessary, you want to run the pssetup.exe file :)

[Moniker]

Thanks, again

    I tried turning on Vertex Buffer before changing maps, don't want to interfere with updater if I can
help it, Since and update is coming soon !!
    That seems to have fixed the problem. I couldn't be happier !!


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