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October 13th, 2007, 07:39 PM
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AGP Driving Force?
Hello again everybody!
I just upgraded recently from a socket A, nForce2-based motherboard to a dual-core system with a Via K8T800 chipset. I transferred my GeForce 7800 GS video card over to the new system and, I swear, it worked better in the five-year-old system!
A new thing in the dual-core board is the "AGP driving force" setting in the BIOS.
With it set to 'Auto', the setting defaults to 'DA' and performance sucks. If I change it to 'Manual' and adjust the setting to 'EA', performance improves greatly. But the performance improvement disappears after a reboot.
Does anyone have some experience with this setting? It would sure help to know the proper setting to get the most out of my videocard.
As a back-up plan, I'm bidding on an nForce3-based motherboard on eBay.
Thanks in advance for any help that can be provided.
When all else fails.....FDISK!
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