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Kot · March 10th, 2008

I have Nvidia GeForce 8800GT (PCIe 2.0). I got the Windows runtime dx update and it works now, even though the DX version is still the same. I guess I just needed an update.

One more thing. Does anyone know how to increase game GAMMA? I have the latest Vista Nvidia forceware drivers, but changing the color settings has no effect. I guess it's yet another Vista issue. Does anyone know if there is a built-in (GSdx or other emulator portion) gamma increase option? Any way besides Nvidia settings to adjust Gamma?

And while I'm here, how do I make the main character not "motion blur" so much when he moves? It's like it's slow motion (not slow, though) from the matrix when the character moves. You can see his previous position for a few milliseconds after he moves, like there is a "ghosting" effect like in the Matrix that is used to show someone moving really fast without actually slowing it down.

March 10th, 2008	#6 (permalink)
Kot Registered User Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: USA Posts: 22	I have Nvidia GeForce 8800GT (PCIe 2.0). I got the Windows runtime dx update and it works now, even though the DX version is still the same. I guess I just needed an update. One more thing. Does anyone know how to increase game GAMMA? I have the latest Vista Nvidia forceware drivers, but changing the color settings has no effect. I guess it's yet another Vista issue. Does anyone know if there is a built-in (GSdx or other emulator portion) gamma increase option? Any way besides Nvidia settings to adjust Gamma? And while I'm here, how do I make the main character not "motion blur" so much when he moves? It's like it's slow motion (not slow, though) from the matrix when the character moves. You can see his previous position for a few milliseconds after he moves, like there is a "ghosting" effect like in the Matrix that is used to show someone moving really fast without actually slowing it down. Last edited by Kot; March 10th, 2008 at 04:54.