Ti4200 broken?

On Mon, 23 Feb 2004 14:27:12 -0000 Knowing the password "reg"
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"PRIVATE1964" wrote in message
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What about re-installing the motherboards chipset drivers and/or
DirectX?

Thanks - tried that this morning with no luck. I used the new VIA drivers
which made no difference. I am fast thinking the card has had it (

Reg


Does the card run games?



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That's weird. Usually bad memory will be specks or flashing letters
and symbols.....really random things on the screen. That is too uniform of a
pattern to be bad memory if you ask me. Does the pattern change or stay the
same?

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On Mon, 23 Feb 2004 14:27:12 -0000 Knowing the password "reg"
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"PRIVATE1964" wrote in message
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What about re-installing the motherboards chipset drivers and/or
DirectX?

Thanks - tried that this morning with no luck. I used the new VIA drivers
which made no difference. I am fast thinking the card has had it (

Reg


Does the card run games?

No, games are the big problem, withy lock ups, freezing, corruption and
missing graphics.

Reg

On Tue, 24 Feb 2004 08:58:45 -0000 Knowing the password "reg"
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"Shep©" wrote in message
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On Mon, 23 Feb 2004 14:27:12 -0000 Knowing the password "reg"
wrote :


"PRIVATE1964" wrote in message
...
What about re-installing the motherboards chipset drivers and/or
DirectX?

Thanks - tried that this morning with no luck. I used the new VIA drivers
which made no difference. I am fast thinking the card has had it (

Reg


Does the card run games?

No, games are the big problem, withy lock ups, freezing, corruption and
missing graphics.

Reg


Reseat card so it,"Clicks" into place.
Enter mother board BIOS and check that the assign IRQ to PCI VGA is
enabled if there is this option.
Set AGP aperture to 64 meg.
Set Video card to boot AGP 1st.
Re-boot to Safemode/Device Manager and remove ALL traces of the card's
driver entries and re-boot.



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On Tue, 24 Feb 2004 08:58:45 -0000 Knowing the password "reg"
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"Shep©" wrote in message
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On Mon, 23 Feb 2004 14:27:12 -0000 Knowing the password "reg"
wrote :


"PRIVATE1964" wrote in message
...
What about re-installing the motherboards chipset drivers and/or
DirectX?

Thanks - tried that this morning with no luck. I used the new VIA
drivers
which made no difference. I am fast thinking the card has had it (

Reg


Does the card run games?

No, games are the big problem, withy lock ups, freezing, corruption and
missing graphics.

Reg


Reseat card so it,"Clicks" into place.
Enter mother board BIOS and check that the assign IRQ to PCI VGA is
enabled if there is this option.
Set AGP aperture to 64 meg.
Set Video card to boot AGP 1st.
Re-boot to Safemode/Device Manager and remove ALL traces of the card's
driver entries and re-boot.


Thanks for the advice - I followed it but still the card doesn't work, so I
guess it is off to the shops for a new one.

Reg