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Jonathan H
all the drivers i could find (was about 4) just refuse to work with Call of duty 4. (i'll be getting a 2900 XT soon.) i need the best driver suited for the game, so i can play it without it dropping 30 seconds into the game, just freezing and unfreezing. It was'nt doing this last night though.
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What you have described is NOT the symptom of improper driver. Nvidia has a "scanner" that will tell you the lasest supported driver, but this has nothing to do with the symptoms youre describing. The 7800GT should be able to play COD4 at moderate settings with NO problem.
What you have described is more the symptom of
1. poor memory management.
2. undercurrent to the card across the pcie buss. (if your card allows it, use the supplimental edge connector)
3 too much heat to the cpu, gpu or ramm
4 undervoltage to cpu
5. improper memory matching (speed and latency)
6 too much junk applications running in the background ( a gamer NEVER uses a P2P client. AOhell, etc on the same computer as he games on) Kill all the vampire applications, turn off unneeded devices and add more ramm.
7 adjust yout video settings. resolution/3d effects and frame rate are each a function of the other. If you lower screen resolution a little, you can get better 3d and frame rate.
What you have described is NOT the symptom of improper driver. Nvidia has a "scanner" that will tell you the lasest supported driver, but this has nothing to do with the symptoms youre describing. The 7800GT should be able to play COD4 at moderate settings with NO problem.
What you have described is more the symptom of
1. poor memory management.
2. undercurrent to the card across the pcie buss. (if your card allows it, use the supplimental edge connector)
3 too much heat to the cpu, gpu or ramm
4 undervoltage to cpu
5. improper memory matching (speed and latency)
6 too much junk applications running in the background ( a gamer NEVER uses a P2P client. AOhell, etc on the same computer as he games on) Kill all the vampire applications, turn off unneeded devices and add more ramm.
7 adjust yout video settings. resolution/3d effects and frame rate are each a function of the other. If you lower screen resolution a little, you can get better 3d and frame rate.
You know the eff the director made in the movie 300? the color that sets the mood, not bright colors.?
Jumper WR
I would like to do the same effect for a home made movie how do i do it? it's like a brownish grayish color
Answer
The first answerer is right. I found this info and it sounds like it was super complicated to make it look that way:
"Post-production took almost a year. The film was edited on an Avid, with an HD cut also maintained in Final Cut Pro. The 3D was made using Maya, XSI and Lightwave. The 2D composites were made with Shake, Inferno, Fusion and Combustion. The filmmakers prefer Macintosh, but large portions of the movie were made under Linux. Asset management was handled by custom software written in the Panorama development environment, made by Provue. Color management was handled by Truelight software. The film was scanned on a Northlight scanner and was recorded on the Arrilaser. Most of the film was shot at high speed, between 50 and 150fps (normally, film is shot at 24fps). The film was transferred to HD SR tape and quicktime, and HD quicktimes were the basis for the HD preview cuts. The working resolution for the film was 2K, at a working aspect ratio of 2.11:1 and a projected aspect ratio of 2.39:1."
The first answerer is right. I found this info and it sounds like it was super complicated to make it look that way:
"Post-production took almost a year. The film was edited on an Avid, with an HD cut also maintained in Final Cut Pro. The 3D was made using Maya, XSI and Lightwave. The 2D composites were made with Shake, Inferno, Fusion and Combustion. The filmmakers prefer Macintosh, but large portions of the movie were made under Linux. Asset management was handled by custom software written in the Panorama development environment, made by Provue. Color management was handled by Truelight software. The film was scanned on a Northlight scanner and was recorded on the Arrilaser. Most of the film was shot at high speed, between 50 and 150fps (normally, film is shot at 24fps). The film was transferred to HD SR tape and quicktime, and HD quicktimes were the basis for the HD preview cuts. The working resolution for the film was 2K, at a working aspect ratio of 2.11:1 and a projected aspect ratio of 2.39:1."
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