EDIT: Apparently I am unable to post the images... awesome cant even show my issue. what a fantastic site...

I just started playing Battlefield 3 again. Pop in with my new GTX 770 and this is what I see.
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Must say, looks great... All other games work fine, it's just Battlefield 3 so id like this fixed ASAP.
 
Not sure if it's because it's overheating or what.
Running an Intel I5-2500K, EVGA GTX 770 SC ACX, 8GB of RAM, and Windows 7 x64 Pro

maniacvvv

Follow the steps listed here -exactly- as posted


Should fix you right up

Now I would follow those steps if only I had Nvidia Geforce experience installed but I don't and it never was.

No I do not have Precision 4.2.0 or any version. This is my first time ever buying an Nvidia product as I used to buy AMD but thought I would try something different since I heard great things from the 700 series. All I installed was the Nvidia latest drivers and un selected the Geforce Experience.

Are you using a graphics "Preset" in BF3's video options panel?
 
Have you ever used a BF3 settings editor like "Realmware"?

Those images look like the same kinda issues I posted in the 320.18 drivers damaging GPU's thread.....
 
Though you did say other games work fine however

Zeriu

_Nite_

Those images look like the same kinda issues I posted in the 320.18 drivers damaging GPU's thread.....

Though you did say other games work fine however

Are you saying my card is faulty? Please say no. I hate shipping things back. :(

 
if other games work fine then no lol, sorry to scare ya

Also in the BF3 in-game panel....
make SURE your FOV setting is below 80
Vsync is OFF
and colorblind support is OFF

So far so good, I never completely closed Battlelog and Origin the first time I changed graphic settings. Was that all it was?

Zeriu

So far so good, I never completely closed Battlelog and Origin the first time I changed graphic settings. Was that all it was?

 
Probably
 
*after making the changes above (AND saving them), quit the game, close battlelog and close and then EXIT Origin. 
This will allow the textures and shaders to rebuild -and- sync with Origin correctly when you relaunch another game  

Your most welcome
 
*I am not a EVGA employee, just another member who helps others 

maniacvvv

Thoth42

Just some input. I am using the setting you have above.  However my V sync is on and colorblind support is on.  I change FOV based on games but have gone up to the max(without config changes) 90 without issue so far.  I would say on average it is set to 80.

I have played quite a bit BF and not have had an issue yet so opposite boat OP. :(
Playing bigger maps too like kharg and armored kill and endgame maps.  The most I will play is a few hours would length without a break matter or is this happening like after a few minutes? 

We are trying to eliminate possible issues

In-game BF3 Vsync needs to be set to OFF
*(should any form of Vsync be enabled in the NVCP issue could occur)

Colorblind support should be OFF
(there is a known bug the some users experience)

The BF3 in game FOV setting is the -reverse- of what is normally in games, its VERTICAL not--> Horizontal as users expect.
(as such setting this value to high can produce issues. the default of 70 is preferred, but anything below 80 is OK for testing  

Thanks for the explanation.  I sadly already know about the FOV being vert it still helps just not as much.
I didn't know about the colorblind mode. 

I'll try those settings (posted by maniac in post# 14).  I have an ASUS GTX770-DC2OC-2GD5 and the only game I play is BF3.  I followed the instructions you posted in the other thread and my issues (similar to the below link) persist.
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I will try those settings along with the "Save Settings", "quit game", "Close battlelog (I assume you mean log out of battlelog and exit the browser)", close and EXIT Origin and see if I still have any issues.  If I do, I'll RMA the card.
 
Just out of curiosity, has nVidia acknowledged there is a problem with this driver?  I bought a high end (high end for me that is) video card so I can play BF3/BF4 at max settings, including AA, etc...  The specs on my card indicate that I should be able to do that without any problems.  I will be royally pissed off if nVidia's answer is to "play at lesser settings" and not fix whatever is the real problem.