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<blockquote data-quote="Bookman" data-source="post: 65910" data-attributes="member: 22508">I have also had this problem. I think it is a driver -specifically Nvidia- related issue.Since the end of last year, when I first installed MP RC2, I have always had to put up with this annoying tearing. I tried all the advice listed in these forums, enabling v-synch, enabling exclusive Direct x mode, changing video drivers, re-installing MP..., but all to no avail. The problem was clearly highlighted by pressing the ! key. The scan line was horribly jagged. In the end I gave up and decided to live with it&nbsp; as I enjoyed other aspects of MP.Then about a month ago I suddenly realised I no longer had the problem. A miraculous cure which I could only ascribe to the installation or Nvidia's latest driver (91.31). Why this had made a difference when all the others hadn't I've no idea, perhaps I'd cleaned out the old drivers more thoroughly. Who knows. Fortunately when I installed the most recent release of MP the problem did not return.This may not be of much consolation to those of you still suffering, but at least it shows there is a cure out there even if I'm not entirely sure what it is.To all those involved with the development of MP, many thanks. keep up the good work.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bookman, post: 65910, member: 22508"] I have also had this problem. I think it is a driver -specifically Nvidia- related issue. Since the end of last year, when I first installed MP RC2, I have always had to put up with this annoying tearing. I tried all the advice listed in these forums, enabling v-synch, enabling exclusive Direct x mode, changing video drivers, re-installing MP..., but all to no avail. The problem was clearly highlighted by pressing the ! key. The scan line was horribly jagged. In the end I gave up and decided to live with it as I enjoyed other aspects of MP. Then about a month ago I suddenly realised I no longer had the problem. A miraculous cure which I could only ascribe to the installation or Nvidia's latest driver (91.31). Why this had made a difference when all the others hadn't I've no idea, perhaps I'd cleaned out the old drivers more thoroughly. Who knows. Fortunately when I installed the most recent release of MP the problem did not return. This may not be of much consolation to those of you still suffering, but at least it shows there is a cure out there even if I'm not entirely sure what it is. To all those involved with the development of MP, many thanks. keep up the good work. [/QUOTE]

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