Left For Dead 2 shader detail problem.

dirtbikeryzz

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Every time I turn shader detail above medium i get some weird like fuzzy stuff on screen. I've checked all the settings and shader detail is the one doing it. Theres no lag or anything just the fuzzy shit. Any ideas?

Ok I figured it out, there was some film grain option you can turn down to get rid of it, but why the hell would you set it with the grain high?
 
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Some games I've seen where they put a setting like that in there to make it more like a "cinematic" quality. I know that the original Mass Effect had something like it, and I absolutely agree that's it's dumb and awful looking. (aka, Like you're watching a movie in the theater, rather than just getting a nice clean, clear image.)
 
Some games I've seen where they put a setting like that in there to make it more like a "cinematic" quality. I know that the original Mass Effect had something like it, and I absolutely agree that's it's dumb and awful looking. (aka, Like you're watching a movie in the theater, rather than just getting a nice clean, clear image.)


Ya took me forever to figure that out. Also just wanna let people know my recent epic faill somehow i clicked my audio to sewer which means it will make an echo like ur in a sewer, spent an hour changing speakers updating drivers reading forums, and finally figured it out. fail
 
LOL! Wow, you're not having a very good night, are you? :P

lol not at all, I honestly have horrible luck with everything I do. At first I got my rig home, and i live no where near my work, and realized my power cable was left at work so i had to go all the way back and get it, then i got home and needed an extension cord... I have 0. Out again to the store I went. Once I finally got it all setup I did what i said in the last post. Now I'm sitting here wondering why my 200mm fan on top of my case never seems to pick up speed. It's set to low but theres a thermal detector on all my fans so it shouldnt matter. Case is a Antec 900
 
What do you mean by "pick up speed"? I have the same case. If you're thinking that the low, medium and high settings refer to temperature, they don't. They refer to the actual fan speed that the fans will run at.
 
What do you mean by "pick up speed"? I have the same case. If you're thinking that the low, medium and high settings refer to temperature, they don't. They refer to the actual fan speed that the fans will run at.

I was talking about the fan speed, it was set to low and i wasnt sure if it would go above low without having to set the fan speed higher, I set it to medium just to be safe.
 
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