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[Semper Fidelis]

First of all hi Guys ,

I have a serious problem in my PC . A few days ago I have installed "GTA San Andreas" While I was playing, I saw triangle thing on the screen. (I mean in the game). This thing happened again and again. So uninstalled it. And started to play "PES 2012". While I was playing, I saw these damn triangle things again in grandstands. Today I installed "Operation Flashpoint Red River". And these things happened again. I need help guys. I uploaded a picture and my system.

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[gunswat]

http://forum.emergen...31-other-games/ this is where you should of posted

[Semper Fidelis]

http://forum.emergen...31-other-games/ this is where you should of posted

Okay, I didn't know that. How can I change it

[gunswat]

Okay, I didn't know that. How can I change it

a mod or admin will have 2

[Semper Fidelis]

a mod or admin will have 2

Well. Will I have a %25 ? ( hope won't I)

[gunswat]

Well. Will I have a %25 ? ( hope won't I)

a 25% if thats a warning then I don't know doubt it if this is your first time doing this.

[Semper Fidelis]

a 25% if thats a warning then I don't know doubt it if this is your first time doing this.

Yes it's my first time ? What's gonna happen now ?

[Voodoo_Operator]

Moved. And no, don't worry, posting in the wrong forum is not a cause for warnings (unless of course it's done dozens of time on purpose, which is something I have yet to see happen). We just move it and that's that.

To answer your question, is your version of San Andreas from Steam/another game download site, or did you use an old CD version you had? If it's the latter, maybe you installed an old version of DirectX that is not compatible with newer games and/or your graphics card. Try to get the latest version of DirectX and see if that helps.

Otherwise, it could just be an unrelated issue where your graphics card is going buh-bye. I hope that's not the issue, because the solution then involves buying a new graphics card.

[Semper Fidelis]

Moved. And no, don't worry, posting in the wrong forum is not a cause for warnings (unless of course it's done dozens of time on purpose, which is something I have yet to see happen). We just move it and that's that.

To answer your question, is your version of San Andreas from Steam/another game download site, or did you use an old CD version you had? If it's the latter, maybe you installed an old version of DirectX that is not compatible with newer games and/or your graphics card. Try to get the latest version of DirectX and see if that helps.

Otherwise, it could just be an unrelated issue where your graphics card is going buh-bye. I hope that's not the issue, because the solution then involves buying a new graphics card.

My GTA is an orginal CD and I bought it 2 years ago. My directx is 11 ?