nVidia GeForce4 MX 440 in PCI mode

Copenhagen (DK) 9.11.2003

Properties read: ... Bus type AGP (PCI mode)

How do I get: ... Bus type AGP (AGP mode)?

I can't understand why the MS Train Simulator isn't running smoothly no
matter how modest I set the display options, when my nVidia has 128 MB
of RAM and an AGP rating of 8.

regards
Claus A.

You did not mention if you had train simulator 2 so I assume you have train
simulator original version) and if so have you installed the upgrade located
here?

http://www.microsoft.com/games/pc/trainsim.aspx

regards

B
"CA" wrote in message ...
Copenhagen (DK) 9.11.2003

Properties read: ... Bus type AGP (PCI mode)

How do I get: ... Bus type AGP (AGP mode)?

I can't understand why the MS Train Simulator isn't running smoothly no
matter how modest I set the display options, when my nVidia has 128 MB
of RAM and an AGP rating of 8.

regards
Claus A.

Copenhagen (DK) 9.11.2003

Indeed. Thanks for the tip . It is under way at this moment.

Still - shouldn't the nVidia Bus type be "... AGP (AGP mode)"?

regards

Claus A.

B wrote:

You did not mention if you had train simulator 2 so I assume you have train
simulator original version) and if so have you installed the upgrade located
here?

http://www.microsoft.com/games/pc/trainsim.aspx

regards

B
"CA" wrote in message ...
Copenhagen (DK) 9.11.2003

Properties read: ... Bus type AGP (PCI mode)

How do I get: ... Bus type AGP (AGP mode)?

I can't understand why the MS Train Simulator isn't running smoothly no
matter how modest I set the display options, when my nVidia has 128 MB
of RAM and an AGP rating of 8.

regards
Claus A.

CA wrote:
Copenhagen (DK) 9.11.2003

Properties read: ... Bus type AGP (PCI mode)

How do I get: ... Bus type AGP (AGP mode)?

I can't understand why the MS Train Simulator isn't running smoothly
no matter how modest I set the display options, when my nVidia has
128 MB of RAM and an AGP rating of 8.

regards
Claus A.

install the drivers for your motherboard
like
via 4in1 if you have a via chipset
goto the motherboard makers website for more info

"CA" wrote in message ...
Copenhagen (DK) 9.11.2003

Properties read: ... Bus type AGP (PCI mode)

How do I get: ... Bus type AGP (AGP mode)?

I can't understand why the MS Train Simulator isn't running smoothly no
matter how modest I set the display options, when my nVidia has 128 MB
of RAM and an AGP rating of 8.

regards
Claus A.

Tis your motherboard drivers ...VIA???

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"CA" wrote in message ...
Copenhagen (DK) 9.11.2003

Properties read: ... Bus type AGP (PCI mode)

How do I get: ... Bus type AGP (AGP mode)?

I can't understand why the MS Train Simulator isn't running smoothly no
matter how modest I set the display options, when my nVidia has 128 MB
of RAM and an AGP rating of 8.

Installl your chipset (motherboard) drivers.

Copenhagen (DK) 17.11.2003

Thanx for the tip(s). I found the AGP driver for my MB: Microstar 6585
with SiS648/963 Chipset. Now my bus type says AGP 8X, Memory = 128 MB.

I have also downloaded and installed the upgrade to Train Simulator.

But the T-simulator still runs jerky except when all display options are
turned off. Who is to blame - me (my pc) or the game writers at MS?

regards
Claus A.

Darkfalz wrote:

"CA" wrote in message ...
Copenhagen (DK) 9.11.2003

Properties read: ... Bus type AGP (PCI mode)

How do I get: ... Bus type AGP (AGP mode)?

I can't understand why the MS Train Simulator isn't running smoothly no
matter how modest I set the display options, when my nVidia has 128 MB
of RAM and an AGP rating of 8.

Installl your chipset (motherboard) drivers.