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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: Time Traveler who wrote (41970)11/20/1998 10:18:00 AM
From: Michael DaKota  Read Replies (1) of 1572734
 
What AGP card do you own ?? What memory ?

I know there are some problems with G200, and occasionally I760 cards.

Furthermore i dont understand why it doesn't work well, because *all* ali mobo's i have layed my hands on or heard from worked more than fine with 100 MHz. (2/3 agp clock).

Maybe you should try some other memory , try some other combinations in your dimm sockets, update your bios, try putting some nifty switch *sigh* on 2/3 agp clock, update your video card drivers, try other agp video card etc etc .

Btw, your asus sets agp clock to 2/3 automaticly, i recall, so your agp card did not run at 112 but at 112 /3 * 2 = 74,7 MHz .

And if your ali needs some jumper or bios setting to enable 2/3d agp clock, you might notice that it runs fine at 100.

FHWL, Michael Da Kota
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