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TNT2 M64 driver problem

Original Message
Name: dan
Date: June 20, 2001 at 13:17:16 Pacific
Subject: TNT2 M64 driver problem
Comment:

I have a Riva TNT2 M64 video card and OS/2 Warp 3 installed. I'm trying to install the Nvidia GRADD driver but it says I have an incorrect system version.

Is there a Fixpack for this? Where can I find it and what files are needed?

Thanks


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Response Number 1
Name: destiny
Date: July 4, 2001 at 09:10:10 Pacific
Subject: TNT2 M64 driver problem
Reply: (edit)
what fixpak level is your warp 3? where
did you get the video driver from? scitech
driver will work on warp4 not usually on
w3. using b120.zip may enable you to use
driver from w4 to w3



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Response Number 2
Name: facundo
Date: August 12, 2001 at 16:27:15 Pacific
Subject: TNT2 M64 driver problem
Reply: (edit)
la placa funciona perfecta con el bus agp a 1x pero cuando lo subo a 2x lo recursos de la misma son menores y lo juegos que requieren de los mismo funcionan trabados.
yo estoy usando windows 2000 y 98 y la reaccion en los juegos es la misma. ¿que puede pasar?. Los driver del agp estan actualizados. y tengo un chipset via.

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Response Number 3
Name: Reza
Date: October 13, 2001 at 13:44:23 Pacific
Subject: TNT2 M64 driver problem
Reply: (edit)
I can't install my TnT2 64 card for windows xp , Does anyone have any idea ? Who can help me , please ?

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Response Number 4
Name: TKA
Date: October 17, 2001 at 09:28:15 Pacific
Subject: TNT2 M64 driver problem
Reply: (edit)
i have 72 computer with riva tnt2 m64 but when they play cs , when they use opengl they will easily get hang or sometime blue screen tat show all via driver file can ani one help mi i need your help thanx

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Response Number 5
Name: Me
Date: November 19, 2001 at 11:43:34 Pacific
Subject: TNT2 M64 driver problem
Reply: (edit)
HI by tnt is very good.

But I have no driver problems


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Response Number 6
Name: Dave
Date: December 23, 2001 at 17:43:44 Pacific
Subject: TNT2 M64 driver problem
Reply: (edit)
I downloaded the following file from www.driverguide.com: nVidia Riva TNT2 M64 v5.3.2.0.zip and now I can play games fine running under Win XP.


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Response Number 7
Name: cjaar
Date: December 26, 2001 at 02:51:20 Pacific
Subject: TNT2 M64 driver problem
Reply: (edit)
hi...

I hv got RIVA TNT2 M64 32 Mb AGP, whith this i hv a problem on WIN2k Professional.

A file rscmpt.exe occupies 99% of cpu power,when killed, the on-board AGP mem is displayed as 16Mb in display setting!!!, when the process(rscmpt.exe) is running, it shows as 32Mb mem.

Strange is that bios detects as 32Mb mem...
I hv used the latest nvidai drivers from nvidia site, but no luck!!!, it shows as 16mb
only!!!!

Checked with SisSoft sandra, with diretx module, i see 2 items,
16mb memeory and 16mb video mem???? whats the
difference and ofcourse 80Mb AGP mem.

hope any1 helps me ????

TA
cj


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Response Number 8
Name: Cak
Date: December 26, 2001 at 05:56:25 Pacific
Subject: TNT2 M64 driver problem
Reply: (edit)
Hi!
I got RIVA TNT2 M64 .
When i try to play game,something is wrong
i don`t knowe what is the problem.
If you knowe have fix the problem,please send E-mail.
Thanks
I dont speak English.


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Response Number 9
Name: whisman
Date: January 31, 2002 at 08:42:38 Pacific
Subject: TNT2 M64 driver problem
Reply: (edit)
The problem XP-tnt it's a DMA problem. my tnt works perfectly with an old 8Gb drive. but Xp don´t work with my new 80GB drive. I still working to solve why.

Bueno pues eso.
el DMA de la tnt2 se pelea con el del disco duro por lo que parece, a mi el problema solo me aparece cuando instalo los drivers detonator, pero con los del xp no funcionan la mitad de los juegos.
con mi disco duro viejo de 8gb me funcionaba a la perfeccion pero con el disco de 80gb ya no puedo usar el XP, lastima puede ser culpa del gipset via, por lo que he leido por inet, suele ser comun en los que tienen el fallo, aunque siendo uno de los mas comunes no tiene por que ser culpable.

probad y Suerte.


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Response Number 10
Name: biem
Date: February 2, 2002 at 00:46:56 Pacific
Subject: TNT2 M64 driver problem
Reply: (edit)
nvidia TNT2 M64 cause my computer hangs
i don't know if it's driver has the problem
and everytime i play cs / battle realms, sound gone and pc hang...

nid ur help...



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Response Number 11
Name: purvesh
Date: February 9, 2002 at 01:25:29 Pacific
Subject: TNT2 M64 driver problem
Reply: (edit)
hi
im purvesh
i have win xp and 32 mb tnt64 card.but in win xp the card is not accepted at all. i have tried everything and now my only choice is to remove win xp.
Mind u this card works great in win 98 and me.
xp is bad.

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Response Number 12
Name: K-Boom
Date: February 16, 2002 at 11:30:39 Pacific
Subject: TNT2 M64 driver problem
Reply: (edit)
Sup...
I got a TNT2 M64 32M AGP, it worked fine when I had Win 98, but now I'm using Win XP and I've tried all the drivers and when I try to play a game that uses DirectX or OpenGL, the system just hang and I have to reboot... I have a SOYO 6VBA if that might help in something... I even tried the DRIVERS 5.3.2.0 but it will crash too but no so quick as the others... anyway, if you can help me E-MAIL me.. 10x =)

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Response Number 13
Name: aneesh shivanekar
Date: February 17, 2002 at 06:04:53 Pacific
Subject: TNT2 M64 driver problem
Reply: (edit)
hi biem...
i have the same problem and don't know what the hell 2 du??? i'll try the latest drivers
contact mi as soon as u can

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Response Number 14
Name: naveen
Date: February 19, 2002 at 16:30:16 Pacific
Subject: TNT2 M64 driver problem
Reply: (edit)
i tried each and every driver for my nvidia riva tnt2 m64 32mb graphics card but nothing seems to solve the problem
my xp detects it as a sis 330/350...........
and says that it is the best possible driver
i checked the chip after removing the heat sync. there is nvidia riva tnt2 chip in the card
operating system is win xp
please help me out


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Response Number 15
Name: Davor Kuser
Date: February 20, 2002 at 16:06:18 Pacific
Subject: TNT2 M64 driver problem
Reply: (edit)
I have installed Win 2K and TNT2 M64 32MB AGP card. I cannot install drivers. Windows says something about "code 10" error. I tried to install ali agp and ide drivers for win 2000 and still nothing. My resolution is 640x480 16 colours. Directx doesn't help.

Everything I know is that that windows is see my graphic card on PCI slot. I think that I need to change that to AGP and I don't know how.

Please, HELP !!!


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Response Number 16
Name: Stefan
Date: March 25, 2002 at 07:40:22 Pacific
Subject: TNT2 M64 driver problem
Reply: (edit)
As a conclusion, the Riva TNT2 driver for Windows XP really sucks, I`ve updated my win XP and it instaled a new driver for Riva TNT2, after that, the computer hangs and the only solution is the "power botton". I`ve downloaded the "most and powerfull .... bla bla " divers from www.nvidia.com, same result. My luck was that win XP has the "roll back driver" option. So now i`m stuck with the an old and less performant diver.

Is there any response from Nvidia ?
Why does all the drivers for the as called "old video boards" are so bad?
I hope someone will start the "NoMoreNvidiaSh*t Club"

Yours,
Stef


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Response Number 17
Name: chris jager
Date: March 28, 2002 at 05:53:39 Pacific
Subject: TNT2 M64 driver problem
Reply: (edit)
I have a AMD K6-2 450MHZ 128MB RAM
and TNT2 M64 PCI 32MB and my DVD player
is SLOW SLOPPY SIS530 runs it FASTER
WHAT THE .......


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Response Number 18
Name: miro
Date: April 3, 2002 at 03:51:25 Pacific
Subject: TNT2 M64 driver problem
Reply: (edit)
hello, i have tnt2 m64. PII 360@458,
my problem is:video is no sharp .
my tnt2m64 is very good in games, but i dont know what can i do better video screen.can you help me?
many thanks. miro

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Response Number 19
Name: abelardo83
Date: April 13, 2002 at 05:23:26 Pacific
Subject: TNT2 M64 driver problem
Reply: (edit)
I have the same problem of everyone. Somebody knows the the solve? email-me please.

Bueno yo tengo el mismo problema que todos, alguien sabe la solucion? por favor diganla. Describiré mas detalladamente mi problema. Tengo una riva tnt2 32mg ok. board dfi ak74ec chipset via bueno. 256 ram athlon de 1.2 Ghz, etc. windows xp profesional build 2526.


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