Hi,I have the same card and the same problem.Inside views I see blurry ground, out side view it getting sharper.still no solution there ?Anyone ?

I've tried all the tweaks....using an Nvidia 7800GT....tried nhancerwhich seemed to help but I really don't think it isn't a driver problem as both ATI and Nvidia users suffer the blurries.The best solution I found was when I read a post stating the blurries are related to a bad texture. More specifically a clash of texture compression types, missing mips, rogue texture maps from Gmax boolean cuts, etc.I only get the blurries at one location (now anyways) and it was a B-52 base I was building for a buddy and myself to use. Everything was going great then one day massive blurries. I could barely move an aircraft without the ground textures going completely blurry on me.After reading that post I started removing scenery objects. Sure enough at one point the blurries stopped. I've tried using other people's freeware objects but eventually the blurries return.I've even tried using BMPdxt to open textures and resave them just to make sure mips are ON and they all have a common compression (DXT1).Just one last point though...I notice there are TWO types of blurries discussed. The blurries in the medium distance....let's say 3-5 miles in front of you and the massive right under you blurries which I suffer from.CK

Are you using the B-52 bomber package from Yaetsu Yoshimitsu as AI? If so, those models are frame rate killers, and equipment with enough bombs, they do major damage to texture load, causing blurries. :)Lee

>Are you using the B-52 bomber package from Yaetsu Yoshimitsu>as AI? If so, those models are frame rate killers, and>equipment with enough bombs, they do major damage to texture>load, causing blurries. :)>>Lee No Lee....I played around with Mike Stone's B-52 as ai...found some very plain textures for them....they weren't too bad at all on the frame rates.I would hate to populate this base with generic FS9 buildings. :-)I see some of the 9600GT's are getting very low in price....maybe I'll try that. I also used to use the 5% overclock on this Asus motherboard.I "seemed" to have less blurries trouble. Maybe I'll try it again.CK

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