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Hi,
I have a new ASUS TUF17 model FX707ZE-IS74 and NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050Ti GPU...and THIS issue is happening on THIS laptop and I do NOT have an AMD CPU machine but an Intel i7 12 Gen CPU.
What is a further solution on THIS annoying problem? I have received this error using Steam and installing Incoming using Compatibility Mode in Windows 11 Pro. Thanks for any help. PJ
The other solution is much more technical, and uses DXWnd, DirectX emulation software that allows for direct editing of how the software detects Z-Buffer, using a solution available in it since 2004.
In order to use it, you'll need to "Add" the .exe to DxWnd using the "Edit" dropdown once downloaded, and then tick the box "Dynamic Z-BUFFER fix" in the "Direct 3D" tab before clicking okay. You'll need to run DxWnd everytime before launching the game if you use this solution though, and if it doesn't work still, try unchecking that option, and using the other Z-BUFFER options above it on the same tab.
It can be done if windowed mode is forced through DxWnd, followed by being forced into Bordered Fullscreen through the software Borderless Gaming. Results are fuzzy and ugly though, not recomended. It's the only way i've figured, despite my struggles to do so.