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agp card problem
Name: rinsitah Date: November 23, 2003 at 23:00:24 Pacific OS: win xp pro CPU/Ram: amd 1.2ghz
Comment:
put in a s3 savage ix agp card. when i boot up, i cant see anthing from the onboard video anymore. and when i plug into the agp card and boot up, the screen is all garbled, you can just make out things, but trying to install the drivers is nearly impossible... how do i load using the onboard video as the main video while i set up the agp card?
Name: Hooner Date: November 23, 2003 at 23:04:31 Pacific
Reply:
Go into your BIOS and disable on-board video, you can't have both enabled at the same time, hence the garbled screen.
You don't need on-board to setup the AGP, just disable on-board, whack yur Savage in and boot up, Xp should recognise it and install it's own drivers, you can then update them.
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