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Bosw8er 7th September 2002 20:13

Quote:

Originally posted by calantak
sadist = bosw8er

sorry, no bad intentions ment ... just a statement

The Senile Doctor 7th September 2002 20:46

I know, I know.

i'm just picky, these guys should start checking and doublechecking what they sell...
it suxx

Gamer 7th September 2002 20:55

nice score from OPP :)

It seems like 20K is not for today.

Gamer 7th September 2002 21:03

here are some drivers that could help if you got another card :
http://warp2search.net/download.php?...download&sid=1

Bosw8er 7th September 2002 21:18

- bios update
- pick higher aperture size than 64
- have you examined the card ? ... burnmarks somewhere ?
- i doubt if this is applicable but : Most of the AGP cards' gold finger includes a notch to identify AGP 3.3V or AGP 1.5V as illustrated in the picture below. An AGP card without that notch means that AGP 1.5V is not compatible and cannot be inserted into AGP slot fully. Very few graphic cards, such as the Leadtek WinFast VR300, are a 3.3V only AGP card but includes a "1.5V notch" golden finger. An abnormal golden finger such as this will permit AGP card plug into 845/850 mainboard fully, burning the chipset and damaging the mainboard. Some graphic cards have jumpers to switch between AGP 1.5V or 3.3V. Please DO make sure it's jumpered at 1.5V before use on Intel 845/850-based mainboards
- another bios remark : Why does my system hang at the Windows screen after flashing the BIOS from newer version to an older one?
Because the latest BIOS 38 for TH7-II board has added some revised I/O Mapping from previous versions. Therefore, if you flash the BIOS from the newer version (38) to older one (37), it will corrupt your operating system.
We suggest you do not downgrade to an older BIOS unless you have backups.



As you might know I'm NO fan of Windows XP, ... I've heared a lot of complaints regarding system restore and safe mode in combination with driver updates. There's even a long thread at Icrontic how to update HP raid drivers on an XP-system ... as said : it's a long thread. Because you said you changed/updated drivers inbetween system freezes, i wouldn't be surprised if this option ruined your card by making it run at ludicrous speed or other "destruction mode"

Magnum_ 8th September 2002 13:37

I disabled that system restore thingy, for reasons mentioned above ;)
btw : damn, I expected about 17-18k scores, 20k = IMPRESSIVE !

The Senile Doctor 8th September 2002 16:06

system restore has always been disabled.


my mobo can't be dead, works perfectly with my other gpu's.

the card is dead, it doesn't post on an msi ddr mobo I've just tried, and it doesn't post on a dell pc I've just tried.

The card ran for 30 minutes in which it crashed my pc 50 times.
Then it died.

Bosw8er 8th September 2002 21:02

Quote:

Originally posted by Gamer
nice score from OPP :)

It seems like 20K is not for today.

http://service.madonion.com/servlet/.../projectsearch

measily 65 points to go

Gamer 8th September 2002 22:06

yep, posted it on shrimpforum.
damn, OPP is good

The Senile Doctor 9th September 2002 16:48

the 20k is broken.

nothing else matters ;)

I'm selling my system :)


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