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XP + Abit KT7A motherboard +
Abit Siluro Geforce2 MX400 64.
Anyone has the same setup as me?My game graphics is "flickering" when i play
Counterstrike etc.. Why?!
Anyone has these problems?I bought the abit fx card just so it should
work fine with THE KT7A motherboard! Damn!
My earlier Voodoo 3 3000 AGP worked just fine without these flickering problems!

Try going into control panel and then video setup and check the refresh rate to see what it is. You might have to tinker with the refresh rate to get it where you like it, ie. 75Hz, optimal, etc.
Hope that helps.
Vern

Its not the general Refresh rate that
im talking about. Its when there
are fast movement in games etc that
the screen scrambles, flicker.Im using the latest detonator drivers also...

It's simple. You need to install the latest driver of your Abit Siluro MX400 64 because now XP and win2k need it. I got the same problem and I need to find this driver. If any one got it, please send me an e-mail!!!!

If it is any consolation I am having the same problem trying to view DVD's. Flickering or choppy video. I to am working on the problem. If anyone else gets a solution, please let me know. I will do the same.

The answer to your last question, to find the drivers for the abit siluro mx400 card goto www.abit.com.tw and its in the drivers menu at the top.
Now for my problem.. i've got a ECS K5SVA M/B and an ABIT SILURO MX400 card running Windows XP. Well i cant get it installed, so i flashed the bios of the mb and the mx400. the mb flashed no problem but the mx400 crashed when it was flashing so when i restarted the rom was wiped and no the machine doesnt even boot.Aggghhhh!!! is there any way i can reset the bios on the card without using the computer (as i cannot boot the pc) is there any jumper on the card... i cant find any??? help!!karl

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