[zralward]

hmm i just got a new video card for my PC but when i play GTA my setting are stuck on low i try putting them up to high but they dont chnage at all i also try restoring defaults on GTA but it still didnt work do you guys know what the problem is?

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what video card did you get? What did you have before? Are you willing to uninstall and reinstall the game?

[starjax]

what video card did you get? What did you have before? Are you willing to uninstall and reinstall the game?

[zralward]

i already tried uninstalling and reinstalling the game, but I previously had a Geforce 6800 witch just blew up and now I have a ATI radeon 2600 pro.

[starjax]

make sure you uninstalled the nvidia drivers/software and the install the latest drivers from ati.amd.com/support/driver.html

[starjax]

which gta are we talking about?

[zralward]

im talking about GTA:san andreas but i already uninstalled the NVIDA drives but since I bought the AGP version of the card i cant find any driver updates for it =/

[zralward]

help?

[zralward]

is anyone going to help me?

[Troy]

im talking about GTA:san andreas but i already uninstalled the NVIDA drives but since I bought the AGP version of the card i cant find any driver updates for it =/

Hi there,

So you previously had an Nvidia graphics card, you uninstalled it and installed an ATI card. How exactly did you do this? i.e. when did you remove old card, when did you uninstall old software, when did you install new card, when did you install new software? Please give the exact order.

Doing some research on the 2600 Pro AGP version, it seems like there's quite a few problems people are having with this card.

Have a look at some of these results, and follow through some of them to see if they help.

Cheers

Troy

[zralward]

hmm ya i think that my card is having problems loading stuff casue also when i play COD4 i keep timing out when joining a server(this never happened with my old card)

ok well i first place the ATI card in the computer then started up my comp then i unistalled the nvida drivers and installed ATI drivers.

[Troy]

Okay, try this:

Uninstall the original card (all drivers should then be removed with it) by right-clicking My Computer, select Manage, select Disk Management.

Open the [+] next to Display Adapters. Your graphics card should be listed here. Right-click it and select uninstall, then reboot.

Install the drivers again after a reboot.

Let me know if that changes anything.

Troy