NVIDIA has officially released the FX 5900. The official press release is located he http://www.nvidia.com/view.asp?IO=IO_20030623_5901 Hopefully new drivers will also be posted to the NVIDIA website shortly regards B

This is an older game. Do you have the latest patches installed and are you running the game in compatibility mode? regards B "Nikonian" wrote in message ... Can't get this combo working together (the wheels and tyres keep ...

To find this newsgroup subscribe he alt.comp.periphs.videocards.ati regards B "Sharky" wrote in message ... Maar waar vind ik een newsgroup over ATI

Do you have the latest game patch installed, and the latest motherboard chipset drivers? regards B "Dr John Thornley" wrote in message ... Hi

The deal of the week at Dabs is probably a good choice for the money: http://www.dabs.com/uk/channels/components/graphicscards/ regards B "Ben Nealon" wrote in message ... Hi,

I believe your choice should be neither card as you can get a Radeon 9800 128 meg card for about 144 US dollars or an NVIDIA 5900 128 meg card for the price of the FX 5700 Ultra. regards B "RobM" wrote in message ... Hi,

You need a minimum of 350 watts for many and most of the upper FX line. I have an older FX 5800 and the box for it said 350 watt power supply minimum. regards B "Hogboy" wrote in message ... Hi

this is a bit down the road, so pardon my naivete,,,,, does the fx series support dual monitors as analog/analog, analog/dvi, and dvi/dvi? thanks

Driver 61.76 is now available for download on the NVIDIA website for Windows XP/2000: http://www.nvidia.com/object/winxp_2k_61.76 regards B

You'll need the latest video drivers approved by your PC or video card manufacturer. Ensure your motherboard chipset drivers are current. If you happen to be using the Windows XP drivers that come with XP that is the root of your problems. regards B "Jose Jiminez" wrote in...

MSI was kind enough to give you a 256 meg card as opposed to your 128 meg card. Other than that they are virtually identical. regards B "Plasticman" wrote in message ... I had an MSI FX 5900 VTD128 board that was defective and MSI replaced...

I recently found on the internet the NVIDIA 44.67 beta drivers. I tried them on my FX 5800 (non-ultra) card and there is significant improvement. I Just wondered if anyone else has noticed the same? regards B

Not necessarily. The first thing to try is to remove the card from the PC. Inspect it for damage that you can see physically. If you can not see any damage take a common pencil eraser and use this to clean the leads of the card 'gently' and then blow away the loose pencil dust particles,...

NVIDIA beta drivers are all over the net. Some video card manufacturers have versions 44.67 and 44.71 versions of the NVIDIA driver posted on their websites. Search your videocard manufacturer's website first. If you are a risk taker and would like to try the beta drivers, they are located here...

I've seen this before. First of all uninstall the drivers via the add/remove porgrams icon in the control panel. You'll be prompted to restart the PC so then do so. Then reload the drivers and see if the problem continues. If the problem continues shut down the PC. remove power, then reseat the...

Oh yes, one more thing. Ensure your power supply is able to cope with your present new video card's requirements. Most of the FX series cards require a minimum of '350' watts but based upon your setup I would go for at least 400 watts. regards B "edde" wrote in...

That's a good question. I looked through the MSI website and couldn't come up with an answer for you so here is the support question website for MSI: http://www.msicomputer.com/msiforms/c_problem_desc_form2.asp regards B "Jeff" jeffdothartleyzeroone@btinternetdotcom wrote in...

Try to reinstall your motherboard chipset drivers and see if this fixes the problem. Otherwise if you have Windows XP installed use a restore point and roll back to a restore point prior to when the problem occurred. regards B "Shishimai" -to wrote in...

NVIDIA has released a new motherboard overclocking tool on its website. It is designed specifically for NForce 2 and NForce 3 motherboards. Full product functionality is only available on the motherboards listed on the website: http://www.nvidia.com/object/sysutility_1.0.html regards B

For those of you with gforce cards especially Geforce 6 series, there are some new beta drivers on the nzone site: http://www.nzone.com/object/nzone_downloads_winxp_2k_67.66.html regards B