As opposed to a vga connection with a dvi adapter on the end of it?

Im trying to figure out this monitor issue im having still, where on some screens it looks like horizontal, wavey, fluttering or static interference, or electronic interference...as if some connection just isnt right. And im wondering if using those adapters can cause certain minor issues like that.

Im thinking a straight hdmi or dvi connection may fix it, what do some of you think? The things i see are only visible on some screens, but its just annoying...a rolling fluttering kind of puling lines going horizontally.

[QUOTE="paraskhos_basic"]he does not have an sli edge has a gtx 295 as he told in this topicopamando

he does not have an sli edge has a gtx 295 as he told in this topicparaskhos_basic

I personally think 2 and 3 vid cards is just silly, the concept that is....its like either a card can run something or it cant, just make a powerful card and charge for it instead of slapping together a video card sandwich.

I mean when does that end ya know, will we see mother boards with 15 slots and then its like "run 15 video cards, woo!".

I just personally think like i said running multiple cards is weird for the most part, i prefer just strong, powerful single cards that can get the job done.

edge at wat resolution u play?paraskhos_basic

My gtx 295 is pretty awesome, blazing fast, doesnt overheat really at all and the fans...barely hear em when im gaming, music, sounds etc...so nothin but love from me and my 295 :)

I just spent 500 bucks on a video card lol i wouldnt say everything is cheap.

Have you tried toggling Vsync on and off to see if it would help? I know that with Vsync on, it would kill your framerate if your system's strong enough to render faster. But it's the only fool-proof way to get rid of tearing, short of investing in a better monitor.codezer0

do you have the latest video drivers and patches for the game?firedrakes