wait u mean u haven't tried it in 32 bit yet?Originally Posted by kompulsive
wait u mean u haven't tried it in 32 bit yet?
If that's true it seems the issue has been fixed in Windows 7. Your 'out of range' signal is a generic message it's defaulting to - it's actually refresh rate related. Weird that it does this on a monitor, HDTV's have some different behaviour but unplayable all the same.
Did you ever try bioshock with the 1.2 patch? It fixes the refresh rate problem.
Last edited by Xello; 02-16-2009 at 08:29 AM.
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so this is waht we were saying at first ehhh?
this is a driver issue, only way to explain this kind of behaviour,
glad your getting results either way
Indeed, but i wasn't happy accepting that myself until i trouble-shot every other possible cause a few months ago, most people would probably be the same
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So whats wrong with just using windows 7 then? Forget vista, move on, problem solved... no?
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