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AGP & RC1



 
 
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Old September 18th 06, 08:44 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.hardware_devices
MikeyB
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Default AGP & RC1

I recently did a clean install of RC1, & was having problems with my vid
card. My comp would flicker, & I'd get an error message along the lines "R300
stopped responding, but has recovered"....or it would freeze entirely.

I've sinced forced the AGP in the BIOS to run at 4x, instead of 8x, and it
has run perfectly stable through the weekend.

Am I missing something in the settings to be able to run at 8x?

- Radeon X700 AGP8X on a Soyo Dragon 2 KT880 motherboard.

Thanks!
Michael

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Old September 18th 06, 09:19 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.hardware_devices
JW
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Default AGP & RC1

Did you also check to see if there was a recent BIOS update for your MOBO?

"MikeyB" wrote in message
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I recently did a clean install of RC1, & was having problems with my vid
card. My comp would flicker, & I'd get an error message along the lines
"R300
stopped responding, but has recovered"....or it would freeze entirely.

I've sinced forced the AGP in the BIOS to run at 4x, instead of 8x, and it
has run perfectly stable through the weekend.

Am I missing something in the settings to be able to run at 8x?

- Radeon X700 AGP8X on a Soyo Dragon 2 KT880 motherboard.

Thanks!
Michael



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Old September 18th 06, 11:20 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.hardware_devices
Doug
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Default AGP & RC1

I replaced my Matrox Parhelia with ATI Radeon X700 AGP 8X so I could run
Areo
so far no problems with RC1 on ASUS PC-DL Deluxe (2 3.25 GHz xeons)

Doug

"MikeyB" wrote in message
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I recently did a clean install of RC1, & was having problems with my vid
card. My comp would flicker, & I'd get an error message along the lines
"R300
stopped responding, but has recovered"....or it would freeze entirely.

I've sinced forced the AGP in the BIOS to run at 4x, instead of 8x, and it
has run perfectly stable through the weekend.

Am I missing something in the settings to be able to run at 8x?

- Radeon X700 AGP8X on a Soyo Dragon 2 KT880 motherboard.

Thanks!
Michael


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Old September 23rd 06, 05:06 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.hardware_devices
Telstar
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Default AGP & RC1

On Mon, 18 Sep 2006 13:44:02 -0700, MikeyB
wrote:

I recently did a clean install of RC1, & was having problems with my vid
card. My comp would flicker, & I'd get an error message along the lines "R300
stopped responding, but has recovered"


I dont know exactly what is the source of this problem but I think
drivers or some application.

It happened a few times (never reboot though) with i installed nvidia
vista beta drivers and only when maximizing a picture clicking from
the slideshow gadget... but after a few days this is not happening
anymore.

Vist is quite unreliable in behaviour so far (RC1) and I REALLY HOPE
that the RTM wont be like this... It reminds me too much of win98.
 




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