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Fallout: New Vegas - Low Resolution Textures


AdmiralSpiffy

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I just recently started using a new laptop with an ATI Mobility Radeon 5600/5700 series graphics card. For the first few days, Fallout New Vegas ran at 60FPS on High settings with no real issues. A few days ago, ATI released the new drivers for my graphics card, and ever since then, textures have been blurry and unmistakably lower resolution than they were previously.

 

http://media.photobucket.com/image/pip%20boy%20low%20resolution/darkstarrdp/misc%20stuff/ScreenShot0.jpg

 

(For example, my pip-boy looks like this.)

 

Downloading the driver didn't solve anything, neither did reinstalling New Vegas. After reading around for a solution, the only reason I could come up with is that my card is either dusty or overheated, neither of which can really be possible considering this is a brand new machine.

 

Has anyone else experienced such problems? Or could anyone think of a solution to mine?

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Did you go back in and reconfigure your game settings after the driver update?

 

As annoying as it may be, sometimes you have to do that. I know I recently updated my drivers, and had to go and do that. Hope this helped.

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Reinstalled everything and i'm still encountering the same issue. No matter what display settings I choose, the textures remain static. This is likely a hardware problem, but I can't think of a solution. Maybe if I were to download a texture pack, the modded textures would replace the current broken ones?

 

EDIT: If it matters, here are my other specs -

 

AMD Phenom II N660 dual core processor ~ 3.0 ghz

8 GB RAM

ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5600/5700 series

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  • 4 months later...

Bumping this because I've been having the exact same problem. I have an ATI Radeon Moblility 57xx as well, and mine suddenly started blurring and washing out textures about twenty-four hours ago. I updated my drivers from 11.2 to 11.6, but the problem persists. Any advice?

 

I may try rolling back my drivers to an earlier version, but the problem persisted under both versions; should I roll back to an earlier model?

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