Asus P3V4X/ Asus Geforce MX
System: PIII 450 384 SDRAM Asus P3V4X Asus V7100T (Geforce 2 MX) Via 4. 04 AGP DirectX 8 Windows 2000 Pro My system is very stable but sometimes while exiting gameslike fifa2k1 or nhl2k1 or half life, I get a black screen and computer doesnt respond and i have to push the reset key.
System:
PIII 450
384 SDRAM
Asus P3V4X
Asus V7100T (Geforce 2 MX)
Via 4.04 AGP
DirectX 8
Windows 2000 Pro
My system is very stable but sometimes while exiting gameslike fifa2k1 or nhl2k1 or half life, I get a black screen and computer doesnt respond and i have to push the reset key.
Thats basically it. Is there any way I could get around this problem. Secondly, in AGP 4X mode, in DXDIAG, the AGP Test freezes. In AGP 2X mode, it works fine.
ARC
[This message has been edited by miku (edited 26 December 2000).]
PIII 450
384 SDRAM
Asus P3V4X
Asus V7100T (Geforce 2 MX)
Via 4.04 AGP
DirectX 8
Windows 2000 Pro
My system is very stable but sometimes while exiting gameslike fifa2k1 or nhl2k1 or half life, I get a black screen and computer doesnt respond and i have to push the reset key.
Thats basically it. Is there any way I could get around this problem. Secondly, in AGP 4X mode, in DXDIAG, the AGP Test freezes. In AGP 2X mode, it works fine.
ARC
[This message has been edited by miku (edited 26 December 2000).]
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I have made some further tests and came to the conclusion that everything works fine in AGP 2X mode. But when I switch to 4X, the direct 3d test using Hardware Accel. doesnt work in DXDIAG. The AGP Texturing test works perfectly in both modes. I also tried the 6.49 drivers but nothing works.
Please help.
ARC
Please help.
ARC
Miku, I have same exact system configuration as yours but I have P3-750 and Creative Annihilator2 (Geforce2). I don't get any problems with game until I install Via 4in1 driver. Right now my system is running w/o Via 4in1 driver and it works fine. I am suspecting that it might be the VIA's AGP driver.
