Tselakus
February 7th, 2001, 03:26 AM
Hi Guys!
I have really annoying problem, and I hope one of you gurus can help me out. I have a S3 Virge DX/GX 385 4Mb video display card, and I have recently purchased and tried to run Baldur's Gate (collection). The game makes use of DirectX, and for some reason, my video card driver is 'not certified' by Microsoft, and thus DirectX craps itself, and the screen is all chuggy when I run the game. I have tried installing the latest version of DirectX, as well as installing 5 or 6 different drivers for the card (one even came on the game CD - and even that isn't certified!). Since S3 has changed to SonicBlue, I can't find any decent support (the drivers on the Diamondmm site aren't certified).
I have also tried the same s3v.drv driver listed on the customer compatibility page at planetbg.com. The troubleshooting example on one of the BG support sites even has an image of dxdiag showing my exact problem! (s3_3.drv not certified). Please, if anyone can point me in the right direction, it would be much appreciated.
Kind regards,
- Paul
I have really annoying problem, and I hope one of you gurus can help me out. I have a S3 Virge DX/GX 385 4Mb video display card, and I have recently purchased and tried to run Baldur's Gate (collection). The game makes use of DirectX, and for some reason, my video card driver is 'not certified' by Microsoft, and thus DirectX craps itself, and the screen is all chuggy when I run the game. I have tried installing the latest version of DirectX, as well as installing 5 or 6 different drivers for the card (one even came on the game CD - and even that isn't certified!). Since S3 has changed to SonicBlue, I can't find any decent support (the drivers on the Diamondmm site aren't certified).
I have also tried the same s3v.drv driver listed on the customer compatibility page at planetbg.com. The troubleshooting example on one of the BG support sites even has an image of dxdiag showing my exact problem! (s3_3.drv not certified). Please, if anyone can point me in the right direction, it would be much appreciated.
Kind regards,
- Paul