Detonator 44.03 problem....

when i upgrade the detonator v44.03 from v41.09...its successfully to upgrade....then i play cs it display something wrong in cs....the dark pixels is appear around in cs....how to solve this problem???
is the detonator v44.03 not compatible with my vga??
P4 2.4Ghz-b 533
Kingston 512MB PC2700
MS 6566E MB
Ms8878 GF4 MX 440 SET
Windows XP Pro SP1
Detonator 41.09
Detonator 44.03

Lai.KS,
More like the game is not compatible with 44.03. Your card works fine with 44.03.
Personally I have stayed with 41.09 because I like the way 41.09 looks when rendering games.
Take Care,
Richard

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Quote
Originally posted by backwoodz
You should post this in the VIA forums........If was me I would first swap the nic card to a differnt slot and try to stop the sharing of videos irq.....secondly try relaxing your memory timings to the most laxed setting
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Quote
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