Nvidia Detonator 5.22 and 5.30 kernel crashes.... (nv4_disp.
Hello. Under Windows 2000 Professional, after using the 5. 22 or 5. 30 Detonator 2 drivers for a while (20-30 minutes), my computer blue screens and kernel dumps everytime. I've tried some tests to see if it was overheating, bad drivers or bad software.
Hello. Under Windows 2000 Professional, after using the 5.22 or 5.30 Detonator 2 drivers for a while (20-30 minutes), my computer blue screens and kernel dumps everytime. I've tried some tests to see if it was overheating, bad drivers or bad software. Here's what I've done:
I booted up Windows 2000 Profesional and left i on without any activity. No crashes occured and I stopped observing it after an hour.
I then started a Winamp song in the background and the computer crashed within a half an hour.
Under normal use (i.e. opening up windows, browsing the web) it crashes within 20-30 minutes everytime.
Does anyone know what the problem is? I would gladly appreciate any help on the subject. I tried the Microsoft drivers but the OS freezes up during startup. Also, I'm told that Microsoft drivers have no OpenGL or Direct 3D suppport which I greatly need for games.
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AMD K-6 550mhz
128mb PC100 SDRAM
Diamond Viper V770 TNT2 Ultra
Sound Blaster Live! Value
Seagate 8.6gb
Mitsumi 4048TE CD-RW
Toshiba 40x CD-ROM
Asus P5A Socket 7 motherboard
I booted up Windows 2000 Profesional and left i on without any activity. No crashes occured and I stopped observing it after an hour.
I then started a Winamp song in the background and the computer crashed within a half an hour.
Under normal use (i.e. opening up windows, browsing the web) it crashes within 20-30 minutes everytime.
Does anyone know what the problem is? I would gladly appreciate any help on the subject. I tried the Microsoft drivers but the OS freezes up during startup. Also, I'm told that Microsoft drivers have no OpenGL or Direct 3D suppport which I greatly need for games.
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AMD K-6 550mhz
128mb PC100 SDRAM
Diamond Viper V770 TNT2 Ultra
Sound Blaster Live! Value
Seagate 8.6gb
Mitsumi 4048TE CD-RW
Toshiba 40x CD-ROM
Asus P5A Socket 7 motherboard
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This is a well-known symptom. The P5A does not supply enough 3.3 Volts power to the AGP bus.
You may try:
- downclock the TNT2U (bad)
- update to latest ALI agp drivers
- flash the Guillemot TNT2U special bios (have a look at their site, this bios will downclock default speed)
- read the faq at www.tweak3d.net/faq/index.shtml
they give a hint re P5A and other sh***y ALI-based boards.
Change your mobo.
Sorry
You may try:
- downclock the TNT2U (bad)
- update to latest ALI agp drivers
- flash the Guillemot TNT2U special bios (have a look at their site, this bios will downclock default speed)
- read the faq at www.tweak3d.net/faq/index.shtml
they give a hint re P5A and other sh***y ALI-based boards.
Change your mobo.
Sorry
