Need Help Diagnosing A Graphic Error.

[clarky2o2o]

for the past year my laptop IGP card has been behaving abnormally. As i cant describe it good enough i made a small crappy video below. showing what happens when I Perform a DXDIAG.

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DXDiag Texture test (1.3mb .mpg)

the specs of the laptop is
Celeron 2.8ghz (possibly near death)
444mb Shared ram
50% full HD
Radeon 345M IGP chipset. (latest drivers supporting that card)
Windows XP SP2 (sometimes sun java desktop)

I have tried old drivers + new drivers
reinstalling direct x 9 c (works until I load up a game for the 2nd time)
Changing the graphics settings in Pheonix bios.

 

[Epicenter]

To have any real idea of the problem, I'd need to see how it looked in a game, or 3Dmark or something else. A cube flipping way faster than it should doesn't explain enough except that maybe your vsync is fucked up. One thing to try is make sure you use the drivers from the laptop manufactuer, not ATi. Often mobile chipsets don't work quite right without their original drivers; it's just one of their quirks. Even the real nVidia drivers cause a clusterfuck on some of my desktop onboard video chipsets..

 

[clarky2o2o]

I tried to the manufacteres as for a game ill load it up I think i got fraps on there.