I'm trying out a Geforce 5900 Ultra and I'm getting much more shimmering than I was with an ATI 9800 Pro. I've tried lowering the mipmap but that dosn't seem to help too much. Are there any other settings I can try? Thx!Billg

Depending on which drivers are loaded, reduce the image sharpening level to zero in the Nvidia Control Panel. This seems to have an effect on mipmapping in games.Allcott

>I'm trying out a Geforce 5900 Ultra and I'm getting much more>shimmering than I was with an ATI 9800 Pro. I've tried>lowering the mipmap but that dosn't seem to help too much. Are>there any other settings I can try? Thx!>>BillgA few things here, if you are using FS9/FS2004: In the display settings menu turn mipmaping down to at least 5, and in the hardware menu check trilinear filtering and un-check Antialiasing.Now go into your video card driver menu and use "quality" image settings, use 4x ansio, and uncheck "texture sharpening" (that just doubles your aniso setting) also use at least 4x antialiasing or even better use 4xs as the performance hit is not even noticable with the 5900 in FS9.Enjoy. :)