"CoCo" <andreas.nowen.DeleteThis@swipnet.se> wrote in message
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> hi
>
> no idea! i run 3.13 on a 7n400 pro2 and dont have any problems with it.
> (9700 pro non oc, cat 3.6, xp pro sp1, 2500+ @ 2300)
>
> coco
>
Everything seems fine on my system too. I am running the F5 BIOS, an XP2100+
w/ 1GB DDR 400 (all auto settings for now) and the Cat 3.10 drivers (not
1.10). All Windows updates are applied.
I did like the Realtek drivers' Sound Effects control panel though. I
suppose I could always re-install it later. I also had to turn AGP Fast
Writes off to stop some hard stalls in WWII Online (an online game) I play.
The game is really resource heavy (and I think my HD is due for a defrag)
and is an excellent torture test. My frame rates looked really good though
with the nVidia UDP installed compared to the 2.41 drivers.
The only other query I have is how do I enable Easytune4 to allow for
overclocking? Right now the bezel where the adjustments are made is blank.
Do I need to select "Manual" settings in the BIOS?
Angus
> "Angus Thermopyle" <angust63.DeleteThis@audiohighway.com> skrev i meddelandet
> news:6CGMb.10848$Eq.3296@clgrps12...
> > I had a wierd crash last night playing a fairly system intensive online
> > game. I use an ATI Radeon 9600 Pro with a fresh install of the Cat 1.10
> > drivers. The Cat's VPU recovery kicked in and forced me to exit the
game.
> >
> > I was wondering . . . I had only installed the nForce drivers available
on
> > Giga-Byte's web site (2.41 I believe). Is the latest nVidia UDP better
for
> > my system? It installed fine but I'm curious if it adds or detracts from
> > overall performance.
> >
> > --
> > Angus
> >
> > -- Entropy just ain't what it used to be.
> >
> >
>
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