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Great news! I bought the ASUS K7V and everything works fine now! I am very excited about this, thank you everyone for your support and diligence in this endeavor. You've done a lot to help and made me very happy with my new video card!

I thought I'd post my PowerStrip 3 diagnostic report to see if there are any final thoughts as to how I can get this card working to its full potential. What do you think?

Diagnostic report - generated on 6/20/2001
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PowerStrip build - 147
Windows build - v.5.0.2195.2.Service Pack 2
DirectX build - v.5.1.2258.400 built by: Lab06_N(mmbuild)
OpenGL renderer - GeForce3/AGP/3DNOW!, v.1.2.2

System board
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CPU speed - 1010 MHz
Type - VIA VIA-KT133-<A7V>
BIOS - Award Bios, 02/26/2001
AGP aperture - 64 MB
AGP transfer mechanism - DMA
AGP non-local memory - 61.3 MB
AGP driving value - ECh (N-ctrl=14, P-ctrl=12)
AGP revision - 2.00
AGP transfer rates supported - 1x, 2x, 4x
Current AGP transfer rate - 4x
Sideband addressing - hardware support, but currently disabled
Fast write protocol - hardware support, but currently disabled
AGP texturing - Enabled

Graphics card #1
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Identity - 3D Prophet III
Memory clock - 458.18 MHz
Graphics clock - 199.66 MHz
IRQ - 9, shared
AGP revision - 2.00
AGP transfer rates supported - 1x, 2x, 4x
Current AGP transfer rate - 4x
Sideband addressing - (n/a)
Display driver - nv4_disp.dll, v.5.13.01.1240
DirectX driver - nv4_disp.dll, v.5.13.01.1240
Attached monitor - Microsoft Plug and Play Monitor
Monitor caps (1) - 1600x1200, 75kHz, 85Hz

Device enumeration
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3D Prophet III (020010DEh) - using IRQ9
AsusTek CPU-to-PCI/AGP bridge (03051106h)
VIA PCI-to-PCI/AGP bridge (83051106h)
AsusTek PCI-to-ISA bridge (06861106h)
VIA IDE controller (05711106h)
VIA Universal serial bus (USB) (30381106h) - using IRQ9
VIA Universal serial bus (USB) (30381106h) - using IRQ9
AsusTek CPU-to-PCI/AGP bridge (30571106h)
Creative Labs Audio device (00021102h) - using IRQ9
Creative Labs Input controller (70021102h)
3Com Ethernet controller (905010B7h) - using IRQ9
Promise Mass storage controller (0D30105Ah) - using IRQ9

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Congratulations and super <b>C :cool: :cool: L</b>. Now let us in on some benchmarks and how much you love it and why. Your PowerStrip report looks good and don't worry about sideband, it at best gives a minor performance increase but stability may go down, besides most nvidia cards seem to do better without it anyways. Make sure you use all that super 3d power you got now. :smile:

Well to eat your <b>C :smile: :smile: kie</b> and have it too, gotta get <b>Rade :smile: n II</b>