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    Question Asus SmartDoctor cause system beeping?

    Am using Win98se. Installed an Asus V9280/TD, along with Asus SmartDoctor. When running a game, the system starts beeping(low tone, high tone, etc.)--could SmartDoctor cause this?

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    That is your heat alarm going off....could be bios, could be smartdoctor or probe or whatever... but you have a heat problem.

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    Quote Originally Posted by NooNoo
    That is your heat alarm going off....could be bios, could be smartdoctor or probe or whatever... but you have a heat problem.
    CPU is at 102°, system is 104°. Alarm is intermitant--will beep a few times, stop, then beep again a few seconds later. It only happens when running certain games.

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    Then the game is increasing the heat output.

    Are your temperatures in farenheit or centrigrade?

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    Quote Originally Posted by NooNoo
    Then the game is increasing the heat output.

    Are your temperatures in farenheit or centrigrade?
    CPU is at 102°F, system is 104°F. Which driver should be used? The Asus driver or the Nvidia one? The same games which cause beeping also do not display right--lines are added, video is distorted, etc.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sethfp
    CPU is at 102°F, system is 104°F. Which driver should be used? The Asus driver or the Nvidia one? The same games which cause beeping also do not display right--lines are added, video is distorted, etc.
    Which Video driver you using now ?
    If you have an nVida type Video card (GeForce or FX)
    I'd use nVida's .

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    Quote Originally Posted by GrandDad
    Which Video driver you using now ?
    If you have an nVida type Video card (GeForce or FX)
    I'd use nVida's .
    Geforce 4 Ti4200 128MB DDR 8X.

    http://usa.asus.com/prog/spec.asp?m=V9280%20TD&langs=09

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    Quote Originally Posted by sethfp
    ASUS page seems to have about the latest nVida drivers thier ;
    http://www.asus.com/support/download...xp.zip~zaqwedc

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    Quote Originally Posted by NooNoo
    That is your heat alarm going off....could be bios, could be smartdoctor or probe or whatever... but you have a heat problem.
    Am using win98se on a Gigabyte GA-7IXE4 mobo, with 300W of power. Is the video card compatable with the mobo? AGP of the video card is listed as 2X/4X/8X, but the mobo is showing 1X? Is the power used on the video card more than the mobo can put out?
    This is what the readme says:
    "ASUS display cards consume more electrical power so that your motherboard must be able to provide enough electrical current in 3.3V power to maintain its normal operation."

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    Yes, that board only runs 2x at best on agp I think. It's an old board and mine always had heat issues.

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    Quote Originally Posted by NooNoo
    Yes, that board only runs 2x at best on agp I think. It's an old board and mine always had heat issues.
    Is the voltage output by the mobo 3.3V? Could the video card be "overclocking" the mobo, causing the beeping?
    http://www.giga-byte.com/MotherBoard...s_GA-7IXE4.htm

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    Quote Originally Posted by NooNoo
    Yes, that board only runs 2x at best on agp I think. It's an old board and mine always had heat issues.
    Would this help?(Change the AGP from 1X to 2X?)

    "NVmax is a program designed to tweak any Nvidia graphics card which uses the detonator drivers. NVmax will allow you to customize the quality and performance for your system, DirectX and OpenGL."


    http://www.majorgeeks.com/download387.html

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    The bios needs to be set and the nvidia utils need to be set to the same.

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