Help! Audio Popping and Issues Rendering 3D Games

JinglJanglJW · Jan 3, 2020

Good evening,

Just wondered if I could get some help with this issue. I am using a NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 and I have 16GB of RAM in my system. The issues make games unplayable as models will clip through their scenes and become non-functional while the audio is genuinely
painful to listen to. I've noticed ill effects on all 3D games, but the worst I've noticed have been: No Man's Sky (all plants flash, mining tool flies out of hand and becomes unusable), Slime Rancher + Antichamber with mainly visual glitches, The Outer Worlds
(character models repose and move, objects wobble). I have also tried different sound systems with different inputs as well as turning down settings within game to their lowest.

I have contacted the manufacturer who gave me a replacement graphics card, I have reinstalled drivers and am on the latest for all. They don't really understand how to fix the issues, but are happy to put any fixes on warranty.

Thanks so much for your time,

Jess

:)

XBF Brad A

Hello Jing,

Thanks for coming to the forums. Unfortunately, this would be a matter for Nvidia. It seems there cards are not putting out correctly. Also, make sure your Pc is completely up to date. I will turn this to a discussion to see if anyone can give you advice
on the issue. Have you checked the system requirements on the games?

Thanks,

Brad

This a good GT

Check your render settings, that is most likely the issue. You probably had it render to a audio file.

Rocklimb

It doesn't, no, though maybe it's also important to mention that I'm playing it via VGA on a monitor - though the issue must be with the software, as the entire UI is fine - button pop-ups and the map are perfect circles, text looks fine - when interacting
with other characters and cutscenes. It's really *only* the actual 3D modeling/rendering that's the wrong aspect ratio.

IgotTSondabrain

most tvs that do 3d can process your games in 3d anyway...so not really financially needed to have them render the game in 3d when your tv, if capable of it, can already do it for you. mine does

Dwoop33

I might sell mine to get the Gameboy 2000 with "3D Rendering"

Help! Audio Popping and Issues Rendering 3D Games