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Damn i just discovered my APG is running at 1x

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JimmyCap

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WCPUID says my "current supported 1x, running in 1x"

this confuses me cause i have 4x enabled in the BIOS setting (fastwrite disabled)

im using the 6.34 drivers for the MX, i have the newest 4 in 1 drivers installed, and using Win98se

i even tested the registery entry from www.tweaktown.com but no luck

i dont really care if its running at 4x but i just think something must be wrong somewhere for WCPUID to say 1x is all that is supported

Duron 700@800mhz
EPOX 8KTA+
128 pc100
Inno3D Geforce MX
SB Live!

any suggestions?

JimmyCap
 
The drivers for the card have to be specifically set to use 4X. Also many 4X AGP cards have to have a jumper set on them to allow 4X (done to keep them from attempting 4X on a board that doesn't support it).
 
I have the same card and I got mine going at 4x by enabling in bios and installing the drivers for 4x. Try that it should work.
 
ok makes sense

but i KNOW for a fact my video card and motherboard both allow AGP 4x

and that becoming the case why does WCPUID say only 1x is supported?

*****EDIT****

Hubbs what drivers are you referring too?
 
from www.gamefaq.com


Q. I have a VIA chipset based motherboard and I can't get AGP2X or AGP4X working. How can I fix it?

A. Make sure that you installed the VIA AGP driver in 'Turbo' mode - otherwise you will be restricted to AGP1X only.


yup thats my problem, see if i ever listen to tech support from the web site i bought it from, they said to install it in normal mode

hehe

thanks all
 
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