Need Help on 5900 make 10 bucks paypal

o0oSPuNKiEo0o

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ok I have a asylum 5900 ultra and a MSI K7N2. Everytime I run the nvidia demos the computer freezes. Most games work ok, but I have a lot of problems with SWG and it not even getting into the game without it crashing to the desktop. I'm going to exchange the card today if someone from here can't help me to get it work. Last thing I tried to make it work is to disable the graphic card bios shaddowing. I did that and it has at least been stable. I have the latest bios, lastest nvidia graphic drivers from their website, and the card passes the dxdiag test. I have to goto work and won't be home till 6pm eastern. I"ll just read through the post and try your ideas till one works then I'll paypal the one the $10 US. Also if you have questions I'll be able to respond then. 6pm. gl (this is stupid but I'm desperate)
 

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10 bucks anyone lol!!

Does anyone have any bios suggestions or any configuration settings to try? I had a geforce 4 4600 in my mobo before and it worked fine.

My specs
Amd althon xp 2700
1 gb pc2700 memory dual channel
60 gb western digital hard drive special 8mb edition
MSI K7N2
Creative SB Audgey 2

Please any suggestions!
 

coolsquirtle

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have u tried a clean install (format / reinstall)
and try some drivers around

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PROUD OWNER OF THE GEFORCE FX 5900ULTRA <-- I wish this was me
I'd get a nVidia GeForce FX 5900Ultra... if THEY WOULD CHANGE THAT #()#@ HSF
 

Flinx

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Take off the side panels on your case!
This will help to cool your PSU so it delivers more and cleaner power.
You GPU is also likely to run cooler.
Reduce options used if possible. This too may reduce power consumption (but I think someone already said that).

Oh boy $10!!!! I can smell it now!

J/K, anyway this <b>might</b> help you determine if heat or power is part of the problem. See if it runs a little longer this way.


<A HREF="http://forumz.tomshardware.com/hardware/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&p=362227#362227" target="_new">Why Graphics Problems</A>

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Did you have another type of card in there before and did you properly get rid of the old drivers?

<A HREF="http://forumz.tomshardware.com/hardware/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&p=362155#362155" target="_new">Switching Graphics Cards</A>

The loving are the daring!<P ID="edit"><FONT SIZE=-1><EM>Edited by Flinx on 08/09/03 05:34 PM.</EM></FONT></P>
 

phial

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what version of DirectX installed?
what driver and bios version do you have?
motherboard drivers (agp)?
what agp rate is yor bios set to (2x, 4x, 8x)?

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CHECK TO SEE IF THE CARD IS OVERCLOCKED - FROM WHAT I HAVE HEARD SOME COMPANIES OVERCLOCK THE 5900'S AND HAVE RANDOM LOCK UPS. SIMPLE FIX IS TO REDUCE CLOCK SPEEDS
 

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I had a similar problem some time back with the Asylum Ti4600. I emailed tech support with my system specs, who sent me a reply back asking me for my specs. I shrugged and sent them again. No response.

I fixed my problem by returning the card and buying an ATI Radeon 9700 pro. Works without problems at all. Converted me totally to ATI -- at least for now.
 

coolsquirtle

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u can't blame nVidia because Asylum has terrible support/products

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120% nVidia Fanboy
PROUD OWNER OF THE GEFORCE FX 5900ULTRA <-- I wish this was me
I'd get a nVidia GeForce FX 5900Ultra... if THEY WOULD CHANGE THAT #()#@ HSF