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I haven't had any problems with the Tex Murphy games until Overseer. Well I did have one with Pandora Directive but the Graphic Mode Setup worked that out. However that isn't an option in Overseer. My problem is that when I run the game, I get full sound but absolutely no graphical display at all. If anyone has any suggestions I'm all ears. Thanks.
This question / problem has been solved by Donborvioimage
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Donborvio: Found the fix. Disable Catalyst A.I. This essentially does what the previous poster recommended (goes to one core only).

Glad to hear that got it to work, now lets hope cardician either has a dual gpu card or an sli setup.
Actually I have an ATI 4870 as well, which is a dual card. Where in the control center do you disable the Catalyst AI. I don't see the option anywhere.
Thanks for figuring that out though Donborvio, appreciate it.
You can deactivate it without opening the CCC. Right click on the ATI icon in the notification area (somewhere beside the clock) . Choose you card (generally there are two listed but you want the first one) -> 3D Settings -> Catalyst AI -> Disabled.
To do it with the Control Center, you must start the Control Center in "Advanced" mode. In the list on the left click on the + sign beside 3D, click on "Catalyst AI" below and check the box "Disable" in the right pane.
Post edited July 27, 2009 by Starfox
Thanks very much one and all. Much appreciated. Again, sorry for being an ass in the beginning. I appreciate everyone sticking with the thread and helping us to find a solution.
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Donborvio: Found the fix. Disable Catalyst A.I. This essentially does what the previous poster recommended (goes to one core only).

Thanks very much.
For those having an Nvidia Optimus Laptop:

Exact same issue.

I was able to fix it in 2 ways:

1. Connect a second display on the laptop. The external display will be using your Nvidia card and everything should be fine.

2. I disabled Optimus in the BIOS. This will disable the integrated GPU in favor of the discrete Nvidia one. The integrated GPU will no longer be available to windows, which will re install Nvidia drivers on restart.

Method 2 is radical and you will get shortned battery life, personally I don't care as I almost never use the laptop on the go.
You will probably loose the QuickSync feature if you have a Sandy Bridge and later based Core xxxx CPU.

Finally some laptop models may not allow disabling Optimus in the Bios.


I tested w/ the latest Quadro M drivers.

Hope that helps.

Raffon
Post edited July 02, 2012 by raffon