K7N2G + MSI Ti4800SE = no 8x AGP???

Hi all
I just bought a new MSI K7NG2 mobo and an MSI Ti4800SE-VTD8X (MS-8900) and can't get them to work in 8x AGP.
I have enabled 8x support in the bios (ver 2.1) but 3DMark2001SE still reports it running 4x, though it identifies support for 8x
In it's current state the graphics card is running a lot slower than it did in my K7N420Pro mobo. (a 3dmark score of 7000 compared to 10000 before)
I'm using an AthlonXP2400+ 266FSB and 512MB of PC2100 (266Mhz) 2 sticks in DDR slots 2 and 3
Does anyoone know how to make them run in 8x mode?
Thanks in advance

I've tried downloading the 2.03 version fron nVidia and it wont load.
It unpacks all the files then just quits as soon as it starts loading the intall wizard (all it does is show the nVidia logo and then close)
I unloaded the drivers which came with the CD I had on and tried again and now can't load them either, so not sure which version they were
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