[takatrollface]

Greetings people! I'm new to this forum :blush:
Anyway, I've got this problem with the game:

As you see, there is an annoying flickering in the graphics, and that really doesn't help :sad:

Here are my computer specs:

Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4790K CPU @ 4.00GHz (8 CPUs), ~4.0GHz
Memory: 16GB RAM
Graphics Card: AMD Radeon (TM) R9 390 Series

And yes, I'm running the game on a Windows 7 x64 bit machine with the Service Pack 1

I've tried the latest graphics drivers and nothing seem to change. Even when I tweak the game settings, nothing's changed...

I sure hope that you help me find a solution to this problem :thumb:
Have a nice day.

 

[Masterchiefxx17]

Hi and Welcome to TSF!

Are you sure that isn't the game doing that?

Have you tried installing the game on another PC?

 

[takatrollface]

Yes, I've tried it in another machine. This time an i3 laptop with an ati radeon mobility graphics card and it works way better than it does in my main machine :sad:

 

[Masterchiefxx17]

Are you playing the game through Steam? Have you tried to reinstall it?

 

[takatrollface]

Yes, I'm playing it through steam, and I've tried to reinstall it...

 

[Masterchiefxx17]

What I find strange about your video is it is ONLY happening to the plants. This make me believe its a game issue, not your PC's fault. I'd try verifying the game again through Steam.

 

[Redeye3323]

I suspect that this might be an issue caused by a conflict between the graphical setting used by the Graphics Driver and the in-game settings.

You could try going into Radeon Settings (formerly located in Catalyst Control Center but now it's own widget if I remember correctly), change these to use the in-game settings (I.e. not overridden) and experiment with the other settings which don't provide that option.

Let me know if this or Masterchiefs suggestion fixes your issue and if not, there may be other avenues to explore.

 

[takatrollface]

I've tried both of the solutions but nothing's changed... By the way, that flickering happen to other objects as well.

 

[Redeye3323]

It could be an issue with the card's memory frequency from my research. Most people with this kind of issue have multiple monitors but that doesn't mean it isn't the same issue for yourself.

Take a look at this link and see if that fixes the issue: http://www.timothyhoogland.com/2015...issues-things-i-tried-and-what-worked-for-me/

 

[takatrollface]

It's been a while! And finally I've found the solution to the problem
And it was really that simple... I should have done it in the first place!
All I should have done was to download the driver for the graphics card in its official website : https://www.msi.com/Graphics-card/support/R9-390-GAMING-8G.html#down-driver
My bad, I am one of those freaks who likes to download the latest drivers for every single gear...
Ironically, the Ukrainian writing at the beginning doesn't longer appear :
http://www.mediafire.com/convkey/1e24/foy4j1zt4pw7etlzg.jpg
It's not really that bothersome, but thank you guys for your input!

 

[Masterchiefxx17]

Glad to hear you got it working!