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These problems were solved. The various graphics problems and crashing were solved by keeping the agp mode at 4x and using older drivers than 4.10. The sound problems were due to the case having another set of plugs for headphones etc, which only should ahve been activated when something was...

We have not tried another psu as this is the only one he has, however, the store did say he would need a psu of at least 350W to make the system run properly, and they recommended this specific one. UPDATE: Even with bilinear filtering, it seems ET does crash, it only takes very long to do...

Hello, my friend is having problems with his new amd64 based computer with a radeon 9800 pro gpu. I will first list specs: 3R system 350W psu Abit KV8-Pro mobo, Via K8T800-pro chipset AMD Athlon 64 3000+ 512kb Twinmos 512mb 400mhz DDR Connect 3D ATI 9800 Pro 128mb Maxtor 200GB SATA We...

Yes, this is what I had to do; nothing but a windows reinstall seemed to make the chipset utility work install. Now it is working fine.

I hope this is the right thread for this problem, even if it deals with the intel drivers as well as the motherboard in question. I have a computer with the p4p800 deluxe mobo, a 2.8g p4 and a pny branded gf fx 5900 ultra. I have used this computer for a while (since september) with windows XP...

Yes, I do know normal pci only has a fraction of the bandwith of agp, but what is strange to me, is that manufacturers would do a pci gf4 card, which still would be limited to below gf2-speeds by the bus? As I said, rtcw is slower on his 1.2ghz gf4 pci comp than his old 350mhz gf2 agp one...

Ok, the situation is like this... My friend had a box with a 350mhz cpu and a gf2mx graphics card, agp. This comp was too slow to play rtcw on. Then he bought a cheap celeron 1.2ghz box. This box, surprisingly, had no agp slot. So he had a pci gf4mx420 with it. Now, after installing drivers...