7600GS AGP problem

I just bought a Gainward 7600GS AGP with mainboard nForce2 MSI Delta2 LSR.
after that my monitor gets compleatly black from 2 to 2 minutes without any reason ! I tried to reinstall windows, install latest nVidia drivers, nothing. It could be from Bios ? Do I need a Bios update? But I checked on msi web site and latest Bios available is 5, the same as mine ???
Heeelp

Quote from: BOSSKILLER on 13-December-06, 20:45:05
hi there,
read Moan Guide 1st, and provide full PC specification including PSU brand with details(can be found on the PSU sticker) to get better picture about the problem.
"after that my monitor gets compleatly black from 2 to 2 minutes without any reason !"
where this happend? under OS? in games only or in normal browsing for example? what VGA drivers are installed?
also paste BIOS Cell Menu settings.
Yes under Windows XP. If I am not able even to browse the internet, you realised that I cant play any game.
The drivers are from CD of MSI (mainboard) and CD from Gainward ( videocard). I set in BIOS AGP Fat write to disable/enabled but nothing happend.
I reinstalled Windows XP with sp2 again because I belived it's a drivers problem, but the problem didn't dissapear even with latest nVidia video drivers (93.17). That problem dont occured on Bios boot steps , only after Windows XP is running...

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Help Me Please !!!
I've install MSI driver from original CD from MSI 7600GS and it install to My computer "MSI Information", "MSI Clock" and "MSI Vivid".
I've download latest NVIDIA DETONATOR driver for My graphic card. I've deinstaled MSI driver and instaled NVIDIA DETONATOR driver but I can't rid off "MSI Information", "MSI Clock" and "MSI Vivid" in Display Propertis.
Please help Me to deinstall "MSI Information", "MSI Clock" and "MSI Vivid" from My commputer.
Thankx in forward.

Quote from: aantdesign on 17-January-07, 01:10:25
10x m8...
When I remove that DLL I'll get rid of.
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Just got the new Inno3d 7600GS AGP card, after installed & while booting up my monitor keep going off and on then suddenly just went off...sometime system freeze when it reach deskstop.
Sometime lucky enough it will still there and the next few minute the system just freeze.
After several attemp & no choice, I unplug the power to the graphic card and the problem still exist.
I am using a HEC 350W PSU.
I change back to my old ati9200se card & no problem at all.
I changed to skyhawk 430W still same problem. even I boot up to safe mode still the same. Only time the monitor wouldn't go off untill it pass the winXP logo then the problem appear.
I got no problem when go to CMOS as well.
Already perform uninstall previous video driver, update latest nforce driver....all no use.
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2 harddisk (1 SATA & 1 IDE)
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What are your PSU amp for the +12V? What bios version are you using right now? Tried to disable the fast write in the Bios? Gd luck.

Mega 651 with 7600gs graphic problem...

after some research in the forum i finally decided to get myself upgrade for gigabyte 7600gs agp and 1 gb ddr pc3200(2x512mb elixir pair match)...
here is the problem comes... the card work flawless in window (even in windows vista RC2 with AERO)... but when come to gaming, it starts giving Visual artifacts after few minutes of game loads (every game that i had, HL2, warhammer 40k, NFS:MW... start off fine but only for 1~2 mins before the game crashes) , i never had any problem with my old FX5200 with these games.
my PSU was fsp250-60ms (replacement of my original 1), and as far as i know 7600gs consume less power than 6600gt so i assume the power requirement isn't the issue... to proof that, i even connect the card with a spare PSU i had externally and the problem remains. i even disable AGP fast write and increase AGP appreture to 256 in bios option... memory CAS is set to 2.5T
please i need help....

thanks for the fast reply guys...
to Stu: i would do if i could, unfortunately most of my friend owns laptops, even those with desktop they uses PCI-e, they keep teasing me about my upgrade now...
to Kane81: i have a blower sitting beside the card and when i do the test i take the case off... i had my pc on for hours (watching movies, some office work etc) without problem...
i browse through Nvidia forum and found that there is some compatibility issue between SIS base board with 6600gt agp (artifacts, ramdom crashes... similiar to my case)... thus i tried the methods provided by them (upgrading agp driver, disable fastwrite etc) and still doesn't help...
any other have experiance like this before with 6600gt in their megapc series? if do, how would you solve this matter... ur experiance might be valuable to me... please help....
p/s: i got my card (brand New) from ebay (i check the box, is never been open, never been used before when i receive it), is there anyway to contact gigabyte about the warranty issue?

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Thank you very much for your help. I have already tried everything that you write. I have reinstalled windows many times and put my computer completely apart and put it togheter again pice by piece but with no luck.
The guide that the error meassage refer to did not follow with the card but I have read ATI`s guides on theyre homepage. http://www.ati.com/support/manualpdf/Getting_Startedx800.pdf
I have read the manuals many times and done everything. It was only one thing that was written that was new to me and that was a little pin/or jumper or so on the back of the card. It was for changing between pal and ntsc. I have tried every combinations but with no luck.
Now I am using a completly clean windows installation, but all the software based issues are not related to the fact that the PC will just not boot with the card installed. I have even cleaned all the new cables and taken away dust and so on. I am 23 years old now and have had computers since I was 10 years old(I guess 10 or 15 differnt) but never had any trouble that I could not solve. This hover I find strange. I will ship the card back to the reseller in one day or to.
I am lucky that a norwegian law grants me all the money back (about 400 US dollars) in 2 weeks after buy no matter what the reason is. I only have to pay for shipping.

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[Athlon64] AGP problem with my new MSI K8N NEO4-F

Yes I managed exactly that. I've been out of the computer building business for a while so I didn't know the graphics ports had changed.
I will invest in a graphic card as well, thanks for putting me on track
(The manual sais something about the port supporting 8x agp though? )

MSI GeForce 6600GT AGP problems

Hi all,
A couple of days ago i bought the 6600GT 128MB AGP graphics card and i have the following problems.
I have a gigabyte motherboard with a 370 socket, a 4X AGP, and a 350W PSU. I tried 3 games and i got major problems in the graphics in two of them. Doom 3 seems ok, but in painkiller and half-life 2 the polygons dont look right to me (the polygons are corrupted).
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Yannis

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KT3V AGP Problem

Hi people. New here. So I have a computer with the KT3V board that i've been using for about 2 years now. My friend recently upgraded his computer and gave me his video card. It's a PNY GeforceMX 440SE. I tried to put this card into the KT3V but it just won't power on with this card in it. I currently have a Winfast Geforce2 pro in it and it's running fine but for the life in me I can't figure out why the system won't power on with the MX440SE. As soon as I take the card out the power will come on. I've tested the card on an older Abit KT7 and it powers on just fine. It's like the KT3V just can't provide enough power but I've tried unplugging everything except the video card and I've tried switching power supply. I've use a 500watt and a 420watt and neither work. I know it's not a power supply issue or that I'm not feeding it enough. I've also upgraded to the lasted bios. So any ideas on what the problem could be? Thanks in advance.

" XX watt means nothing." There are good brand 300 W. better than some 500 Watters. P.S. You should pay attention to the AMPS. the P.S. gives to 3.3v. 5v. and 12v. rails ( printed on a P.S. side) Can you tell us that numbers ?"
i know it's not the p.s. cause like i said the vid card works on an old abit motherboard which i have tried with both p.s. and it powers up no problem. i'll try to find the amps and post it as soon as possible.
"What you say, points to power problem ( If you are sure the G.Card is well seated ). Does new G.Card have a power connector ? is AGP 8x ? 4x ? Does the Mobo supports it? Did you try your old V.Card after Bios upgrade ? Did it work OK ?"
i'm no noob when it comes to computers so yes the card is seated well and no there is no power connector on the card. it's a 4x card and i'm not sure how to find out if the mobo supports it other then to look at the specs for the vid card and mobo. in that case yes it does support it. yes i did try the old vid card after bios upgrade. actually that is the card i'm using now.
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Hi!
I just got an MSI G4MX440 which needs "AGP 4x" but my AGP bus vs 2.00 only supports up to "AGP 2x". Will any one tell me please what problems will this cause and if there is any way to solve it.
my pc is an:
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88 MB RAM
(yeah i know it a little old but thank god I at least got one)
Please tell me if any one needs more info about my system specs if needed and thank you very much for your help!!!!!

The GFMX 440 will abolutely not make your PC slow.
In fact it your preformance with games will increase.
The only thing I am trying to say is that your videocard will be able to handle the newest games (ut 2003, battlefield 1942, no one lives forever 2, mafia and so on), but the rest of your computer can't because it is only 475 Mhz, and only has 88 Mb's of RAM.
For example if you then start a game like battlefield 1942 the chances are that the game will not run smoothly.
But on second thoughts, I heard from a guy that plays battlefield 1942 on a Pentuim 3 500 Mhz, with 256 Mb's of RAM and a GF 2 MX 400 32 Mb videocard.
On this system he can also play mafia and ut2003.
So if you have your GF4 MX440 installed, why not give it a go sometime and see if one of these games is playable on your system.
And if you decide to keep this board and processor, but still want to upgrade, I'd advise you to buy a bit more RAM. I think 256 Mb's of RAM would do the trick. But then again it's always uncertain if your PC can handle the newest games with good Fps.
Grtzz
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Recently I read about people playing Savage, and it seems like a very fun game from the website. Thus, I downloaded and installed the demo, but textures are not working. After starting the game it complains about not being able to write to AGP memory and something about agpgart.
Now Tuxracer, Trackball and Half Life through Wine are already working fine and I have a dynamic link to /dev/misc/agpgart as /dev/agpgart. For my laptop intel card I needed to load the agpgart, intel_agp and i830 modules.
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Bjørn wrote:Ok... playable in WinXP but not enough FPS for my liking. It doesn't seem all that fun either. Oh well.
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VIA KM4M-V motherboard CPU speed and AGP problem

Hello. Please be patient I am not technical I would say I'm intermediate, so please if anyone is kind enough to help, please don't blind me with jargon! I have 2 problems I believe are motherboard related, I shall go thru them both. Any solutions/suggestions will be very gratefully received! Operating system is Win XP Pro SP 2 running 512 MB RAM (64 used at moment for onboard graphics)
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Quote from: psywhizz on 16-February-05, 10:01:00
More on this! I am running win xp pro sp 2 BTW. I have been swapping between the onboard graphics and the ATI radeon 9550 AGP card I just got. I have been disabling onboard graphics, then installing from scratch (all virus and programs off). As to power supply/amperes? I have no idea all I know is it's a 450 watt rating and has ummmm 230 on back (volts?) it's pretty new I got it like 5 months ago
OK I can get it sort of working when I go into the BIOS and set it from 8x to 4x. The graphics advanced setting was showing 4x. The motherboard is SUPPOSED to support 8x but it just won't work at all in that mode. It works for awhile in 4x mode. No specific amount of time I have current drivers on everything! Then the same old thing happens! Monitor goes to energy saving mode or computer restarts. On restart can use it again for a limited time again, and then the mouse pointer kinda goes funny and it freezes. It goes pixalated and if I move it this 'block' goes up and down in a line only. Most of the time has been trying to start AOL (my ISP) it goes off then. Have tried different rates (went down to 16 bit) and desktop sizes (went down to the one above 800x600) no go. I took the refresh rates to 60, tried everything. I have taken it out again.
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[Athlon64] AGP problem with my new MSI K8N NEO4-F

Hey!
Just bought a MSI K8N NEO4-F and got a serious problem with the AGP port, the graphics card wont work!
When I install my radeon 9700 pro I can't get a picture, everything else works including a pci graphics card.
I don't have a diskette drive so I haven't upgraded the bios yet, but I find it hard to belive that you have to upgrade to get a picture.

Yes I managed exactly that. I've been out of the computer building business for a while so I didn't know the graphics ports had changed.
I will invest in a graphic card as well, thanks for putting me on track
(The manual sais something about the port supporting 8x agp though? )

AGP Problem

Hello,
I have the MSI K8N Neo 2 Platinum Mobo, along with it I have a Geforce FX 5950 Ultra and an AMD 64 FX53.
The initial installation seemed to go ok, I installed the chipset drivers as soon as windows XP was on there and then made sure the rest of the hardware was installed and functioning correctly.
I Ran 3Dmark 2003 to compare the hardware change with that of my old Mobo and Processor and the score came out lower than before.
When i checked the detailed information I noticed that on my old system the AGP rate was 8 x /4x8x.
The new motherboard had 0x under its AGP rate.
I was told that I didn't install the chipset drivers correctly. So I formatted my computer and loaded windows XP back on. I installed the chipset drivers straight away and then every subsequent driver after that.
Still no good.
So I loaded the default bios settings. That didn't help.
I have reverted my graphics drivers back to older versions and too be honest have spent so much time on this now that I am at the end of my tether.
If someone has some knowledge of AGP speeds and how I can check the speed the AGP is currently running or if they know of a problem like mine, I would grately appreciate your advice.
hanging on for a reply
Chris

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Originally posted by chrissp26
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What are your other AGP settings? (Fastwrite and Apperture size)
What are your memory settings?
What Forceware drivers are you running?
In the Bios my AGP settings are:Graphics card is set to AGP (as opposed to PCI)AGP Aperture size is 256mbAGP 3.0 4x/8xAGP Fastwrite I have disabled although it doesn't make much difference if it is enabled.Memory settings:1024 Corsair with aggressive timings. 2, 2, 5, 2Forceware drivers are 6.1.7.7Its not really a problem with tweaking as this is something I do on a regular basis. My Graphics card is currently set to PCI mode even though its specified as AGP in the bios. This is confirmed when I use the cool bits reg hack to unlock the additional fields in the NVIDIA driver control panel. I have the most recent version of the NForce3 chipset drivers installed, this was the first thing I did after I did a clean install.
you didnt say 1T or 2T , makes quite a difference with this chipset it seems
What kind of score were you expecting to see?
How does your score compare to other people with similar setup?
I must admit if you wanted a high 3dmark03 score, I would have bought a 3800 or 3500+ and put the saved money towards a 6800GT/Ultra or X800 Pro/XT...
if you want to do lots of number crunching , you've bought the right system.
if you look at my specs, im seeing a score of 12,500 without CPU OC and mild GFX OC.
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