offtopNeed some help guys. I'm suffering from checkerboard bug and decided finally to find solution against it. I'll try to describe briefly, based on my own tests.
The bug is checkerboard which is visible mostly in videos at areas where brightness or colors changes fast. First i thought it's opacity of render target visualised somehow, but seems it's how driver or videocard copy data from back buffer to front buffer while frame is displayed with no vsync. On all of my old cards no vsync bug is just horizontal line(s) where upper part of screen is current frame and lower is previous frame, with gf660 and gf650 of different vendors and totally different hardware rigs i see the same checkerboard. It most annoying in WinXP, so i thought it's driver bug. But did test videos (links below) and found that vsync always disabled in XP and always enabled in Win7 (do not have bug). So, in media player classic (MPC) i turned render dx7 and this disabled vsync, bug become visible. This means it's in all drivers for these models of videocards or it's hardware specific data copy operation. To be 100% sure it's not anything else i did the tests with different PCs, those two cards have the bug, all drivers have it, bug exist even when playing video inside virtual machine with new intallation of OS, sometime i see it when moving windows too fast or in games (but rare in both cases). With gf9600gt this bug not exist. Nvidia forum is useless, tried to post there twice and only got silly response from fanboys who don't even read carefully what i writing. Now what i need to know is if this issue occur for GF6xx cards only and if it occur with 7xx (in case of replacement). Thanks!
Video of the bug:
http://wikisend.com/download/117636/bug.aviTest videos which helps to identify it, you must be sure vsync disabled. If disabled, then at least sometime image will be split in two parts and in case of bug the line of split will be as cut by boxes or will show boxes entirely. May not be visible at first, try to pause or restart several times to get in "proper" timing:
http://wikisend.com/download/609852/444.avihttp://wikisend.com/download/271848/555.aviPS: videos are not for epileptics, i warned you