Grand Theft Auto IV

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Fuzzy/low quality headlights?

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Gooey	Posted: Saturday, Mar 10 2012, 13:10
Player Hater Group: Members Joined: Mar 10, 2012	Hello! However high my settings are, car headlights look very bad quality, as if textures/shadows are on low. I have tried setting everything to max and they still look crap Can't find any other topics about it. Any help appreciated

unc13bud	Posted: Saturday, Mar 10 2012, 16:34
Die Hoodrat DIE!!! Group: Members Joined: Dec 5, 2010	what are your computer's specifications? it sounds like a driver install/gta patch problem. and what are your graphic cards settings: ie nvidia high perfmance setting makes the water in GTA IV look like jello.

radioman	Posted: Saturday, Mar 10 2012, 19:29
Big Homie Group: Members Joined: Apr 19, 2006	Please post the REQUIRED information from the Pinned Troubleshooting topic, as posted by Justin(A Moderator): What is your Processor? What is the Processor Speed? What is the Ram? What is the Video card? What is the vram? How much dedicated vram? What is the Sound card? What is the OS? Do you have the latest SP for the OS-ie. SP3 for XP, SP2 for Vista, and SP1 for 7? Any mods or trainers? Any Daemon tools or the like installed on PC?-these can cause problems with games. Is this the Retail(DVD) version OR a Downloaded version? If Downloaded, from where? If Retail, Is this the Original DVD OR a Copy of the DVD OR a No-DVD crack? This will help people fix the problem...Please read and utilize the Pinned topics in the future..Thanks To find the above, Go to Start, Run(if XP)/Search(if Vista or 7) and type in DXDIAG and press Enter. The first page is the Processor, Ram, OS info., then click the Display tab=Video card info, then Sound=Sound card info. etc.

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