I did revert to the Standard VGA Adaptor prior to installing, as
instructions indicate.
Oh well, perhaps back to the Voodoo 2.
David
: I did revert to the Standard VGA Adaptor prior to installing, as
: instructions indicate.
I know this sounds stupid but are you _SURE_ that you remembered to
put new drivers in place when you fired up the machine again. It sounds
awfully like you're STILL running the standard VGA adaptor drivers and
you haven't actually put in the drivers for the new card. You can check
this by looking in Control Panel system under display adaptor.
And of course you should get the latest drivers from the web site.
The early Banshee drivers were a bit flaky.
--
Richard G. Clegg Only the mind is waving
Dept. of Mathematics (Network Control group) Uni. of York.
www: http://www.racesimcentral.net/
Have you setup your monitor as a Plug'n Play monitor (or as your particular
monitor if listed), if you use "unknown" monitor the Banshee will not let you
use more colors at higher resolutions, took me while to figure that one out,
makes little sense to me, but it has worked on all the PC's we have built with
the Creative Banshee card so far
Beers and cheers
(uncle) Goy
/Christer, try removing your sound card...
> Nope, not a cheery post--just wondered if anyone else had had ***
> experiences trying to install a Banshee card. My Quantum 3D Raven (PCI)
> will not let me get higher than 640 X 480 on the desktop (except in
> 16-color, *16*--not 16 million). This also happened with Diamond's Monster
> Fusion.
> I did revert to the Standard VGA Adaptor prior to installing, as
> instructions indicate.
> Oh well, perhaps back to the Voodoo 2.
> David
