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re set AGP on nvidia
Name: Carin Date: October 12, 2005 at 23:16:32 Pacific OS: win 2000 sp4 CPU/Ram: 1ghz/500
Comment:
Computer keeps freezing in a wholly random manner. All programs, on or offline, bios has been the same since computer built. Could a change to my nividia gforce 5200 card have anything to do with a complete and random freezes of the whole computer? Changed the AGP memory from 129 to 64. Please help - just keeps getting funnier every time I see it.
Name: Petit Jean Date: October 15, 2005 at 06:56:57 Pacific
Reply:
It looks like you have an integrated video card on the motherboard.Make sure you have uninstalled the onboard video card drivers in Add/Remove programs.In the Bios, set the AGP memory to 0 or disabled.This setting is normally used by the onboard card.If you do have an add-on video card in the AGP slot,let the Bios set it for you reinstall the drivers if need be by uninstalling in the Add/Remove programs first.You mention lowering memory on the card.Is it a physical change or in the Bios settings?Good luck.
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