Problems with GFX card

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Re: Problems with GFX card

Postby candle_86 » Fri Mar 17, 2006 10:39 am

Well his bios posted, he said that, so if he has it plugged into the 6200 then there is no problems, there, its a problem with XP loading the drivers, thats why I suggest enableing VGA mode and forceing generic AGP drivers. I've seen this problem so many times it makes me sick. Also gunny the 6200 isn't bad, why the Mx 440 out preformed it is beyond me, but the 6200 with the 128bit interface should get about the same 3d mark as a 9600XT. This is what the low end does, it ties the upper mid range, or what its supposed to do, ATI still hasn't figured it out agian, x1300 = 6200 speed.
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Re: Problems with GFX card

Postby Gunny04 » Fri Mar 17, 2006 11:20 am

My 6200 is 350/500 I should be able to get around 400/650 at least but anything over 375 crashes it, and certain drivers crash it just because.... if I could get around 375-400 out of it I could run games better that would be the speed I need for it to carry itself but.... 4 pipelines not much you can do with it, oh well, Cheers, Gunny oh and AA/Anti Strophic mess up FS especially, but all in all its an improvement over the MX440! Cheers, Gunny
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Re: Problems with GFX card

Postby G-EORGE » Fri Mar 17, 2006 3:15 pm

I am pretty sure, from you guys have been saying and also my own experience, that the problem is with the various settings, BIOS etc.  My father knows a computer engineer, so I'll take the CPU and gfx card along to him and get someone who knows what their doing to set it all up for me...
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Re: Problems with GFX card

Postby candle_86 » Sat Mar 18, 2006 1:57 am

Gunny get power strip or riva tuner. Also install everest and tell me what core you have. If thats the NV43 I'm gonna show ya somin you'll love.
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