AGP 8x

24th August 2004, 18:41

Mijn mobo ondersteund 8xAGP, dit is ook enabled!
Toch gaat mijn Radeon 9800XT maar tot 4xAGP. Als ik die dan op snel schrijven en 8X zet, vraagt hij om te rebooten. Naderhand zie ik dat deze gevens terug zoals voorheen staan. Wat is dan het probleem?

Bedankt,

Gamer · 24th August 2004, 18:51

english please

did you install je latest drivers for you mobo ?
enabled AGP 8X in bios ?
more info please (mobo, OS,...).

24th August 2004, 19:19

Yes, mobos latest driver installed! And AGP 8x enabled in BIOS

Mobo= ASUS A7N8X-X rev 1009
OS = Win XP PRO
VGA = Hercules Radeon 9800 XT classic256 Mb catalyst 4.7

With original included driver (3.8) i can change the AGP settings but he won't accept them. Now with the newest driver (4.7) i cannot even change the AGP settings and fast written is also desabled.
I did change the Directx from 9.0b to 9.0c

I also got problems now with the sound in playing movies in NERO Show Time. WMP doesn't have that prob !
I dunno what's happening here. All strange things since i changed my vidcard!

So what should i do?

greetz,

Gamer · 24th August 2004, 19:28

what was your previous vidcard, or did you reinstall your OS ?

24th August 2004, 20:15

Previous card was a Nvidia Gforce ti4200. But i removed all the drivers before changing the vidcard. i even checked all the regg settings and erased all leftovers there. My OS hasn't been changed.

greetz,

25th August 2004, 09:54

try forcing the AGP settings trough BIOS, not software.

There are driver cleaners that wipe every last bitof driver of the HD. but I've used all kinds of brands without even removing the old drivers without a hitch.

24th August 2004, 18:41	#1
g_man Posts: n/a	AGP 8x Mijn mobo ondersteund 8xAGP, dit is ook enabled! Toch gaat mijn Radeon 9800XT maar tot 4xAGP. Als ik die dan op snel schrijven en 8X zet, vraagt hij om te rebooten. Naderhand zie ik dat deze gevens terug zoals voorheen staan. Wat is dan het probleem? Bedankt,

24th August 2004, 18:51	#2
Gamer [M] Reviewer Join Date: May 2002 Posts: 4,587	english please did you install je latest drivers for you mobo ? enabled AGP 8X in bios ? more info please (mobo, OS,...). __________________

24th August 2004, 19:28	#4
Gamer [M] Reviewer Join Date: May 2002 Posts: 4,587	what was your previous vidcard, or did you reinstall your OS ? __________________

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24th August 2004, 19:19	#3
g_man Posts: n/a	Yes, mobos latest driver installed! And AGP 8x enabled in BIOS Mobo= ASUS A7N8X-X rev 1009 OS = Win XP PRO VGA = Hercules Radeon 9800 XT classic256 Mb catalyst 4.7 With original included driver (3.8) i can change the AGP settings but he won't accept them. Now with the newest driver (4.7) i cannot even change the AGP settings and fast written is also desabled. I did change the Directx from 9.0b to 9.0c I also got problems now with the sound in playing movies in NERO Show Time. WMP doesn't have that prob ! I dunno what's happening here. All strange things since i changed my vidcard! So what should i do? greetz,

24th August 2004, 20:15	#5
g_man Posts: n/a	Previous card was a Nvidia Gforce ti4200. But i removed all the drivers before changing the vidcard. i even checked all the regg settings and erased all leftovers there. My OS hasn't been changed. greetz,

25th August 2004, 09:54	#6
FreeStyler Posts: n/a	try forcing the AGP settings trough BIOS, not software. There are driver cleaners that wipe every last bitof driver of the HD. but I've used all kinds of brands without even removing the old drivers without a hitch.