Hey, I've had a bit of a strange issue since I bought and began to use an Envision 19" LCD monitor. Basically, all text displays in-game have become.. Jagged. Unclear. Pics attached for clarity.

The way things used to look, and the way things still look after using the in-game screenshot function.

A mild example of the text problem can be seen here, mostly in the main chatting boxes, but also to a less significant extent even on my spell gems.

The best example of the problem I could whip together, various out-of-place artifacts that look something like semicolons and parts of brackets can be seen accompanying normal text. Also note that the problem appears to be more severe on some horizontal planes than others(note the stats displayed on the waistguard in comparison to the teddy bear's effect).
The screenshots don't really do the problem justice, as after a few minutes of game time the strain of reading through the garbled artifacts becomes extremely irritating. I've also noticed that when I open the start menu(I play in windowed mode), a strange problem occurs, but only until the start menu is closed again.

That's not irritating really, just an anomoly I thought I would attach.
Anyway. I have played SoD on a Pentium 4 Dual Core 3.2ghz machine with a gig of RAM and a GeForce 6600 for quite some time now with no problems whatsoever. The text artifacts in question only showed up after swapping out my old CRT for the previously mentioned new LCD. My video card drivers are fully up-to-date(93.71).
I've tried playing the game at various refresh rates to see if there would be any effect on the display to no avail. Ditto resolutions, color depths. I'm at a loss as to what I should do now. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. As it stands, I'm going to attempt to re-install my video card drivers once more to see if it has any sort of beneficial effect.
Thanks in advance for any assistance.
Edit: Information I forgot to add.
I'm running Windows XP SP2
Sorry if I'm at all unclear, if there's anything I need to elaborate on, I would be happy to do so if at all possible.
Edit2: Repatching my video card drivers had no discernible effect.

The way things used to look, and the way things still look after using the in-game screenshot function.

A mild example of the text problem can be seen here, mostly in the main chatting boxes, but also to a less significant extent even on my spell gems.

The best example of the problem I could whip together, various out-of-place artifacts that look something like semicolons and parts of brackets can be seen accompanying normal text. Also note that the problem appears to be more severe on some horizontal planes than others(note the stats displayed on the waistguard in comparison to the teddy bear's effect).
The screenshots don't really do the problem justice, as after a few minutes of game time the strain of reading through the garbled artifacts becomes extremely irritating. I've also noticed that when I open the start menu(I play in windowed mode), a strange problem occurs, but only until the start menu is closed again.

That's not irritating really, just an anomoly I thought I would attach.
Anyway. I have played SoD on a Pentium 4 Dual Core 3.2ghz machine with a gig of RAM and a GeForce 6600 for quite some time now with no problems whatsoever. The text artifacts in question only showed up after swapping out my old CRT for the previously mentioned new LCD. My video card drivers are fully up-to-date(93.71).
I've tried playing the game at various refresh rates to see if there would be any effect on the display to no avail. Ditto resolutions, color depths. I'm at a loss as to what I should do now. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. As it stands, I'm going to attempt to re-install my video card drivers once more to see if it has any sort of beneficial effect.
Thanks in advance for any assistance.
Edit: Information I forgot to add.
I'm running Windows XP SP2
Sorry if I'm at all unclear, if there's anything I need to elaborate on, I would be happy to do so if at all possible.
Edit2: Repatching my video card drivers had no discernible effect.