Golf in Mexico

**Brolotto** · 02-22-06, 12:39 AM

Hey, TCF will be golfing in Rosarito/Ensenada next Sunday, Monday and Tuesday at the Bajamar Golf Course.

Anybody been down there? Does anyone have any good bars for TCF to crash? Please leave us a note, even though half the people on this server might be too young to have gone down there. But for those older, please help us out.

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**Brolotto** · 02-28-06, 06:45 PM

I don't know if anyone golfs, but we all just had an awesome time down in Mexico golfing and hanging out. It was obviously no mardi gras, but if you are into golf, Bajamar is a great place to go. Very little supervision, 5 holes on the ocean and no one rushing behind you, we couldn't have asked for a better time.

The only thing we missed was a cable connection to play some DOD. Next time we will go wireless, bring a laptop and get our hours in.

**Eglorian** · 11-29-08, 09:42 AM

Basically, what happens is this:

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I already played the game with no issues. This happened this morning for no reason whatsoever. And I've tried fiddling with the Video Advanced options and nothing. However, playing in Windowed Mode "fixes" this, but playing in Windowed mode is just awful.

Can anyone help? If more info is needed just ask.

Thanks

**imported_Target Practice** · 11-29-08, 09:47 AM

Usual first questions:

what are your system specs and are your video card drivers up to date?

**Eglorian** · 11-29-08, 12:00 PM

Originally Posted by Target Practice

Hmmm, difficult to say really, as technically there's issues with quite a few bits there. (processor a tad low, but doubt that's the problem, ditto with RAM, but I assume you're running XP, so that should be OK)

To tell you what you probably already know,the video card sounds like the problem, as I *think* (can't remember off the top of my head) that the 6200 isn't supported. Haven't got the box to hand, so can't confirm that, but think I read somewhere that it's the 6600 upwards.

yep, running XP. And the thing is, I know my Card is not supported, but the thing that freaks me out though, is that it was working fine.

Originally Posted by Target Practice

Could you not just install the new drivers and manually adjust the clock speed to the correct rate?

I did that once, but every game I played keeped crashing on me, so I went for the old ones. Thing is, as I'm updgrading my computer in a week, this is not major, but then again, I'll be "off" L4D for the time being. :zombie12: