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I'm getting some intermittent pops in the sound whenever the buffer length is reached. Allow me to explain. The longer I set the buffer length (64 ms, 96 ms, etc.), the longer between sound hiccups. They never do go away, however.

Is there a fix for this?

After obtaining a new PCIe Graphics Card and installing it, the issue is resolved. It's an Nvidia Geforce 7300 LE, IIRC.

Epicness.

I have one question: it says the Graphics cards you linked above are "64-bit," but I'm running on a 32-bit machine. Am I missing something here? Will the linked graphics cards work on a 32-bit machine?

You, mister, have some sharp fuckin' eyes! You're, in fact, correct, as I discovered just now. Cool beans!

Note: Red = PCI slot, Green = PCIe slot (right?)

Not unless THIS:



Happens to be what you are talking about.

As to the make/model stuff, the computer is a Gateway 842GM, and I'm currently unable to determine the motherboard make/model.

So if I understand your first post correctly you cannot switch to Direct3D or OpenGL? Do other Direct3D Apps/Games run at all? S9X doesn't really require that much from D3D. No, that's not it. I was unable to run it in Direct3D, and OpenGL's video quality isn't where I want it to be at all, so I'm ...

You know, I get email notifications of new posts in reply to my topics on this forum, and I subsequently have sms notifications sent to my cell phone. I was in the middle of playing Dracula X on my laptop when I got this one, and I immediately said to myself, "ah, probably just somebody telling...

If I had to guess, I'd say no. Worth a shot, I suppose!

EDIT: No change. Thanks for trying.

Sorry for my first post being a necro (of sorts), but I was googling this problem and found this quote from the thread Version 1.52 is dead because version 1.53 is out PostPosted: Tue Apr 06, 2010 5:00 am Post subject: Re: Problems with Video Output Reply with quote Ghoulgamesh wrote: Before I start...