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Ok, get this...see if someone else comes up with the solution before I stumble across it. Asus V7100 GeForce2MX. Windows 2000. Athlon 800T on a MSI K7T Pro motherboard. 128 MB SDRAM. Sucker locks up whenever you run a Direct3D benchmark or game. Not always quick, but it's inevitable. Checked the drivers, port, the card's RAM...everything's OK. Anyone got any ideas? Send them to [email protected]
me too!
My configuration:
MSI K7T Pro with AMD 650
MSI Geforce2 MX graphic card
Hyundai PC-133 256 Ram
Maxtor 15G and IBM 15G HD (Maxtor with Window98SE, IBM with Window2000)
Sony CDU 571 CD Rom and Mat****u CDRW-7585
Logitech Coreless Mouse
Macronix MX98715 Fast Ethernet Adapter
HCF PCI CXT1035 Internal Modem
All with the latest drivers
Problems:
1. It always hang when I play some 3D games (both using Window 98SE and Window 2K), e.g. The Typing of the Dead. For other application, it is normal.
2. There is 1 active partition on each HD, is it ok? (i.e. totally 2 active partitions on 2 HD)
3. When I leave my computer alone, the screen messes up after 10 mins and then hangs. What happens?
4. It sometimes restarts automatically.
5. Run CPU Stability Test by Jouni Vuorio, it crashes.
It seems there is something wrong with the graphic cards but I am not sure what happens. All 3D games works on my old Pentium system.
Have you tried it under another Operating System?
Windows 2000 is making me suspicious...!
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[This message has been edited by AlienDyne (edited December 19, 2000).]
This guy posted this about 3 or 4 other places..I don't think he knows what he's doing.Quote:
<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, Verdana, Geneva, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by AlienDyne:
Have you tried it under another Operating System?
Windows 2000 is making me suspicious...!
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