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    blackrxs
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    A7V + v7100 Geforce2 MX + Win2k = CRASH!


    Can anyone help me with this:

    My system hangs when I try to play certain 3D games.. Don't know if there's a difference between D3D or OpenGL.. Haven't really thought about it...

    Anyway, after a various amount of time (10 seconds to 1 hour) the system totally freezes and I can do nothing about it - except reboot...



    System:

    AMD Duron 600@900

    192 MB RAM (128 64)

    Asus A7V, BIOS 1.003

    Asus V7100 Geforce2 MX with nVIDIA 6.31 drivers. At AGPx4

    Soundblaster Live Payer 1024, LiveWare3, latest drivers, PCI-slot 4 with reserved IRQ

    DirectX 8

    Windows 2000 Pro SP1 an update especially for this problem (didn't help much)

    The registry tweak for LargePageMinimum

    VIA 4-in-1, 4.25a



    Ok.. It runs better when I go AGPx2.. But I have payed for an AGPx4 videocard, and that's what I want.



    /Dan

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    woody.s
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    I ran across a geforce tweak guide last night and I think i remember something about agp4x not being enabled until driver version 6.4x. I could be mistaken though. Here's the url to the guide.



    http://www.geforcefaq.com/



    Al



    P.S. I have a Soyo K7VTA-B, 1 gig. tbird, and a Herc. geforce 2 mx and have had no problems with UT. I have all the agp tweaks enabled in bios and an agp aperature of 64. Hope this helps.

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    hi.

    i have the A7v with V7100 and win2k (with all the service packs and all the patches u want).

    my system used to crash all the time, untill.....

    my bios version when it crashed was 1004D - i did all sort of tweaking - nothing worked.

    then i flashed my bios to 1005A and wallllla!! everything is working perfect!!

    btw:

    1. i use the asus drivers, and not nVidia - though this is not the reason for the crashes. why dont u use the asus drivers?

    2. there is a great site - www.athlonmb.com->forums->asus motherboards - there is no problem they haven't solved.



    regards,

    Jus.

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