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Ik heb een a7v en een geforce2 v7700. Ik gebruik de laatste via 4 in 1 drivers (4.26), directx 8, de laatste asus v7700 drivers gebaseerd op nvidia 6.31 detonator. Bios van het moederbord is 1005a. Alles loopt op agp 4x. In menig 3d spel loopt het zaakje nog wel eens vast. De muis doet het, de rest niet. Of het spel klapt er volledig uit. Nu las ik onderstaand bericht:
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Q. I have a VIA chipset based motherboard and I can't get AGP4X to work without causing instability. How can I fix it?
The following instructions were provided by Gary Shapiro:
Check your BIOS setup, usually in the Chipset Features Setup, for something called the AGP Driving Value. This value controls the timing of the AGP driver in Windows. The value you place here can make AGP4X stable. This value is a hex value from 00-FF.
In order to place a value here you might need to change another BIOS setup feature called the AGP Driving Control. This should appear with the AGP Driving Value. Set this to MANUAL if not already. The other option is AUTO.
Try setting this value to DA or EA. Try DA for a VIA Apollo Pro 133A motherboard. On a KT133 motherboard you might want to try E7.
Save your options and reboot your machine. Make sure you are running AGP4X and try some 3D games. Where they might have hung or crashed before they should now be running fine. If not, then go back into the BIOS Setup and try another value. I've found that values that end in an 'A' seem to work the best.
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Heeft iemand hier ervaring mee? En moet ik de boel nu op EA of E7 zetten?
Wrecker
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Q. I have a VIA chipset based motherboard and I can't get AGP4X to work without causing instability. How can I fix it?
The following instructions were provided by Gary Shapiro:
Check your BIOS setup, usually in the Chipset Features Setup, for something called the AGP Driving Value. This value controls the timing of the AGP driver in Windows. The value you place here can make AGP4X stable. This value is a hex value from 00-FF.
In order to place a value here you might need to change another BIOS setup feature called the AGP Driving Control. This should appear with the AGP Driving Value. Set this to MANUAL if not already. The other option is AUTO.
Try setting this value to DA or EA. Try DA for a VIA Apollo Pro 133A motherboard. On a KT133 motherboard you might want to try E7.
Save your options and reboot your machine. Make sure you are running AGP4X and try some 3D games. Where they might have hung or crashed before they should now be running fine. If not, then go back into the BIOS Setup and try another value. I've found that values that end in an 'A' seem to work the best.
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Heeft iemand hier ervaring mee? En moet ik de boel nu op EA of E7 zetten?
Wrecker
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