Video card failing?

[Walkuere-]

I was playing CoD:WaW on the map Makin, and I could see like digital pixels in the water. I never seen this happen before on that map. I was wondering maybe it was my settings, resolution or something but I'm not sure. I have a NVIDIA GeForce 9800 GT with 512 Mb of memory. It's not that old because I bought my computer from CyberPowerPC and I had it since May 5 of this year. Thank you. :confused1:

Below is some screenshots that I took:

http://www.xfire.com/profile/grosskrieger3/screenshots/?ss_file=568563079bead9903f2b99710a2eb03bcd23aa65.jpg

 

[iOprah]

Does this happen in any other software? Because its only happening to the water it does not sound like its a video card problem, maybe the game's files became corrupt.

 

[phalanx]

What are your settings set to? Im going to take a look and see if i can force that on my WaW.

 

[reflex99]

looks like that texture is corrupt, try reinstalling game

 

[phalanx]

Im going to take a look and see if i can force that on my WaW.

looks like that texture is corrupt, try reinstalling game

I couldnt force it no matter what i did. I agree with this.

EDIT: Make sure to back up your profile if you havent done so. If you need help with that, PM Me ill help you out.

 

[noobie kid]

hay its not only you it happens to me all the time i get tired of it i got 9800 GT also and i hate whenthat happens :[

 

[phalanx]

Have the two of you updated your drivers recently?

 

[Walkuere-]

Ok, I was going to post what my settings were but then I said wait I should check if it is still like that and so I started my own server with just me and the water looked fine. I don't know how but here are my settings I have it set at right now..

Graphics:
Video Mode-1440x900
Screen Refresh Rate-60 Hz
Aspect Ratio-Auto
Anti-aliasing-Off
Brightness-[---- ]
Sync Every Frame-No
Dual Video Cards-No
Shadows-Yes
Specular Map-Yes
Ocean Simulation-Yes
Dynamic Foliage-Yes
Bullet Impacts-Yes

Texture Settings:
Texture Filtering-Automatic
Anisotropic Filtering-All the way down
Texture Quality-Automatic

 

[reflex99]

Anisotropic Filtering-All the way down

TURN THAT UP MAN, that might solve the problem AF reduces jaggies (i think)