[Gta Guy 108]

I have posted a topic like this before, and I thought that this time I would provide a screenshot to show exactly what it is doing. It is really starting to make me angry.

Here is a complete screenshot.



I do not know why it is doing this, and it seems to only happen when I install the 1.1 patch. I have a 64 bit version of windows vista, but i am unsure if that is the problem.

[stef_92]

this usually happens on faster machines. I have this problem too. The only way to fix it is by overloading your video: Try turning on Anti-Aliasing, use higher resolution. It will work.

[Gta Guy 108]

QUOTE (stef_92 @ Jul 2 2010, 14:24)

this usually happens on faster machines. I have this problem too. The only way to fix it is by overloading your video: Try turning on Anti-Aliasing, use higher resolution. It will work.

Thank you very much for helping me. When I have time I will try that.

Edit: So I re-installed, added the 1.1 patch, copied audio from play disc to audio folder in the main directory, went to display setup or options or whatever. Set everything to default, works like a charm. Thank you so so much. Now I can play and have memories again.

This post has been edited by Gta Guy 108 on Tuesday, Jul 6 2010, 17:48