Obviously, the sarcasm of my quoting you escapes you.Fact of the matter is there are a number of variables involved. Are the moddable Pro VIVOs nothing more than failed XT PE's? Could be, yet there are a number of them that perform quite well at PE speeds (and faster)... mine is proof ot that fact. Yet another possibility is that manufacturers stuffed some PE capable cards in Pro boxes to meet retailer orders (backorders would be a better description). And then there is the issue of system configurations... and all the possibilties that presents.One thing for sure, though, is that there are plenty of modded Pro VIVO cards that are humming along at PE speeds. Sadly, statements like "don

Now one thing that ATI bragged about when releasing their new video card series is that they wouldn

Still waiting for valid proof of your claim...And please, please don't link to benchmarks. They will tell us nothing about specific and in depth system configs (hardware, MB BIOS, video card BIOS, PSU, peripherals, cooling, etc). Nor will the benchies tell us anything about each system's software config. Links to forum posts on the subject are no better than benchmarks... they simply can't tell us enough.Scientific proof of your claim.Greg

No no benchmark just people who got them and flashed them. Now these is serious overclockers that will have gone past several X800 video cards already :)People I talk to who I know what they are doing. These people also kill hardware at a faster rate than any usual computer user but that

Kittie, I hope you don't mind if I come in a little OT? But you've got an Asus/Via mobo. In your bios' memory settings department, there's a 'switch' called '2T Command.' Choices are '1T,' '2T' and 'Disabled.' Disable it and try FS. If it's not already set so, it could/should help. Bonne chance and kind regards Jaap PS: IMHO, you wouldn't gain anything from swapping your display adapter @ 1280x

"But that

Stian,I would like to edit my earlier comments somewhat. All of the info I furnished in my earlier post is still valid except after seeing your problem, I began seeing the same thing with all of my aircraft. I fixed my problem my changing my display settings as follows:Go into the display settings. Click on the Direct3d Tab and then click on Compatibility Settings. Disable Support DXT textures and Alternate Pixel Center. I had both of these enabled. All of my aircraft are now clear as all get out. Hope this fixes your problem.Jim Young

Nope not opinion fact ;). Those people know how to benchmark much more then me :)

OK then... that settles the issue.Greg

Hello.Yes I have the Asus board. I'm not sure about those settings in the bios, but I will check and try what you suggested.ThanksOh and boys stop fighting! lol Your both right!"Tell a man there are 3 billion stars in the sky and he will believe you, tell him that the paint is wet, and he will touch it for himself." Sometimes you just have to except things as is.HuggsKittiex:)~ This system is: AMD 64 3500+ 939 ASUS A8V Deluxe with wifi GCorsair TwinX1024 3200 XL Pro 2 36gig W.D. Raptor drives in Raid256 X800 ProWindow xp homeAntec True power 550wThermaltake Premier V5000A case