Something is Failing

As of late, whenever I play the game, it slugs along. Then something started on Saturday, which I found strange.

I loaded up live, when to click a toon to level up, and it didn't display. What happened, I call it rendering, it rendered (loaded) the toon layer by layer.

Now, here is my question:

Video card failure? SSD failure? (I have CoX on its own drive, beta, test, and live).

I don't know if its video card failure since Civilization 5 plays fine with DirectX 11, even though the GTX 260 isn't supported on DirectX 11.

Then tonight, trying to patch test, its getting stuck on patching .pigg/?!? files where I have to cancel the update, and start the NCsoft launcher again. (on file 31/80 piggs/sound2.pigg- About 45mins remaining)


Thanks for the input, idea(s), and thoughts!



Hawkeyed

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"Nothing grabs your attention like a pink fluffy bunny with imps dancing around it" -Kranny

Civ 5 may well use DirectX, but the graphics engine for CoH uses OpenGL.

You may want to download FurMark to test the OpenGL calls to your video card.

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"Nothing grabs your attention like a pink fluffy bunny with imps dancing around it" -Kranny

Basically it's a video card torture test written to use OpenGL. Review sites use Furmark to test out maximum power draw and heat production.

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