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    Hi, I'm using a Geforce 2MX card with Dual-Display. Now, when I'm trying to play Star Trek Bridge Commander it starts playing the opening video (Paramount Pictures intro), however, it plays extremely choppy and thus the game also runs at a choppy speed. I don't understand why it does this, as I did a clean install of everything. However, I'm guessing it's the videocard drivers or something I installed. (I do a lot of video editing on this computer).

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    Have you tried to remove the vga driver on Safe Mode and then install it again?

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    Keep in mind also that a 32MB card may run choppy on bridge commander or any one of the newer games out there, even with the right driver.

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    [quote]Originally posted by Cygnus:
    <strong>Keep in mind also that a 32MB card may run choppy on bridge commander or any one of the newer games out there, even with the right driver.</strong><hr></blockquote>

    Yes...game wise but not the opening video.

    Have you made any hard drive changes recently or installed new ata drivers? Could be your problem.

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    I don't think it's the videocard becuase it never used to do this. After I installed several of my editing programs I think it started doing this. Is it possible that one of the codecs or something may be corrupt?

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    Yes, it could be caused by a codec, a faulty/corrupted installation or something.

    If there's nothing else to do, I would backup, format and reinstall.

    just my 2 cents..

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