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Browse All TopicsHello! I'm a casual WoW (World of Warcraft) player. I have been playing WoW for at least two years on the GeForce 7300 (I think) video card. The graphics were terrific and I had no complaints.
The video card died recently so I purchased a GeForce 9600 GT. Everything looked good, until I noticed that some of the distant objects, especially the areas where two objects meet (base of a mountain, along the shore, etc.), displayed jagged edges. Horizontal lines appear on objects that are underwater. Both flicker while I move. As I get closer, the jagged edges become less pronounced until they became normal smooth edges. The horizontal lines disappear when I get closer to them too. It's hard to explain/describe but I took a couple of screenshots which hopefully will show you what I mean.
Someone said that I need more memory in order to eliminate the issues. Is that true? My computer's processor is 3ghz with 2gb memory using Windows XP Pro. Video card drivers are all updated and DirectX 9.0c is installed.
I can live with this but it's very annoying. Any advice? Thanks very much. :)
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