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Pls Help Graphics problem! - CalebAgron - 11-07-2014

So I'm hoping someone here is tech savy and can help me figure out whats going on with my new computer and FF14. I just yesterday purchased a new computer with specs:

I7 Processor @ 4.00GHZ
Nvidia Gforce GTX 970 Graphics Card
16 GB Memory

And I'm having problems with some of the graphics in game. MOST of it seems to be working just fine, I took my character out of the Goblet and into other area's, went to limsa and stood at the top floor looking down and didnt experience the issue. In fact the problem seems to be limited to VERY long distance views OR cloud graphics.. happened in Coerthas as well. Anyone have any idea what is going on or how to fix this?

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RE: Pls Help Graphics problem! - Coatleque - 11-07-2014

First, look for updated drivers from the NVidia site. If you just bought the computer pre-built, chances are it's behind by a few months.

Second, make sure it has good air flow and that the fans on the graphics card are spinning (and that air is coming out the exhaust vents). After bad drivers, the next leading cause of graphical glitches is an overheating GPU. They are more temperature sensitive than your CPU is.


RE: Pls Help Graphics problem! - CalebAgron - 11-07-2014

(11-07-2014, 10:35 AM)Coatleque Wrote: First, look for updated drivers from the NVidia site.  If you just bought the computer pre-built, chances are it's behind by a few months.

Second, make sure it has good air flow and that the fans on the graphics card are spinning (and that air is coming out the exhaust vents).  After bad drivers, the next leading cause of graphical glitches is an overheating GPU.  They are more temperature sensitive than your CPU is.
Thanks, updated the drivers and it SEEMS to have fixed the issue!


RE: Pls Help Graphics problem! - Nebbs - 11-07-2014

Also check if you have "Use low-detail models on distant objects" checked or not under System Configuration > Graphics Settings.