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Hey guys!
I recently installed Amnesia on my new pc to get some awesome custom stories.
When I started it I was wondering why the blood in the main menu looked like squares. When I played for a while I saw that tissue and other objects have a weird bug. They have some white boxes around them. This bug didnt appear on my old PC which had a 5770, and a processor from AMD.
Specs of my new pc:
Windows 7 home premium 64 bit
AMD 7970 reference
Intel core I7 2600 (not K)
16gb ram
Game installed on a 500gb HDD from WD (same HDD as in my old pc)
AMD Catalyst version 12.3

Attemps to fix: game veryified on steam, googled the issue without success

screenshots: picture 1 = white boxes picture 2 = main menu blocky blood
http://steamcommunity.com/id/driveandkil...290879565/?
http://steamcommunity.com/id/driveandkil...290885068/?

If i recall correctly this is a driver issue in the latest drivers from amd for the the 7000-series, so have to wait for amd to update the drivers and fix it.

Jens is right. For now I added a small warning so that people know: http://www.frictionalgames.com/forum/thr...30451.html

Edit: Can you also try a penumbra demo to see if it happens there as well? Not very important though...

(04-11-2012, 05:39 PM)plutomaniac Wrote: [ -> ]Jens is right. For now I added a small warning so that people know: http://www.frictionalgames.com/forum/thr...30451.html

Edit: Can you also try a penumbra demo to see if it happens there as well? Not very important though...

Alright Ill just wait for a new version of catalyst then.
Ill try the Penumbra demo soon.

Edit: Played a bit and havent noticed anything strange so far

Thank you. That's good. So only Amnesia has these issues with the latest amd drivers.

Bought the full version of Penumbra BP(yes the full one check my account) and played it through. Havent seen anything strange that could decrease the games fun or anything. Awesome game btw I recommend it

Seems like the driver have issues with OpenGL 2.1 or something... Maybe you can report it at AMD so that they can look into it...