sahil1087
Associate Cricketer
- Joined
- Jul 12, 2008
- Location
- Toronto, Canada
- Online Cricket Games Owned
- Don Bradman Cricket 14 - Xbox 360
(This article describes the issue and then the fix)
Issue - Once the ball is played and the batsmen are running or fielders chasing and backing up - the ball flickers all over the place. When batsmen takes his stance and hits the ball (everything works perfectly fine but) once it's hit and while watching the replays, everything flickers. It only happens while playing this game so I am sure that my system is perfectly alright!
My System Specs : i7 -6700 HQ @ 2.60 hz
Nvidia GeForce GTX 960M 4GB
16 GB RAM
I am sure it's pretty decent to play this game but the issue even persists when I downgrade the game settings (Technically I shouldn't be doing it as my system handles games like COD and BF1 very well
After doing a lot of research online and trying a whole bunch of things above, I finally found something that worked for me
FIX
1) Make sure the drivers (Nvidia, Steam etc.) are up to date
2) In Nvidia Control Panel (Select High perfomance GPU)
3) Go to the NVidia control panel and then turn off v-sync in the control panel. Then go to the game settings and turn off v-sync in the game settings as well
Issue - Once the ball is played and the batsmen are running or fielders chasing and backing up - the ball flickers all over the place. When batsmen takes his stance and hits the ball (everything works perfectly fine but) once it's hit and while watching the replays, everything flickers. It only happens while playing this game so I am sure that my system is perfectly alright!
My System Specs : i7 -6700 HQ @ 2.60 hz
Nvidia GeForce GTX 960M 4GB
16 GB RAM
I am sure it's pretty decent to play this game but the issue even persists when I downgrade the game settings (Technically I shouldn't be doing it as my system handles games like COD and BF1 very well
After doing a lot of research online and trying a whole bunch of things above, I finally found something that worked for me
FIX
1) Make sure the drivers (Nvidia, Steam etc.) are up to date
2) In Nvidia Control Panel (Select High perfomance GPU)
3) Go to the NVidia control panel and then turn off v-sync in the control panel. Then go to the game settings and turn off v-sync in the game settings as well
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