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NASCAR 3 Video Problems

The Mocke

NASCAR 3 Video Problems

by The Mocke » Sun, 19 Sep 1999 04:00:00

When you say disconnected do you mean unhooked or disabled in BIOS. You
should have to set a mobo jumper to really make Windows forget that card is
there.

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> I bought a Voodo 3 2000 PCI 16MB Card last night. I installed the card
> and it works ; however, it only works in 640x480. When I try to adjust
> it to 800x600 the screen gets real dark and I can barely see the screen.
> Does anyone have a clue what might be wrong?

> My system:
> Celeron 300a
> 64MB RAM PC100
> Eurone 7347S Motherboard

> The motherboard has 8MB of AGP video memory and I disconnected the card
> but under device manager it has two display adapters Voodoo3 and
> Sis6326. I try removing Sis6326 but Windows recognizes it when I reboot
> and reinstalls it. Of course I have the Voodoo 3 selected as the display
> adapter.

> Any suggestions.

> Kerry Grant

> --
> MZ

Kerry Gran

NASCAR 3 Video Problems

by Kerry Gran » Mon, 20 Sep 1999 04:00:00

I bought a Voodo 3 2000 PCI 16MB Card last night. I installed the card
and it works ; however, it only works in 640x480. When I try to adjust
it to 800x600 the screen gets real dark and I can barely see the screen.
Does anyone have a clue what might be wrong?

My system:
Celeron 300a
64MB RAM PC100
Eurone 7347S Motherboard

The motherboard has 8MB of AGP video memory and I disconnected the card
but under device manager it has two display adapters Voodoo3 and
Sis6326. I try removing Sis6326 but Windows recognizes it when I reboot
and reinstalls it. Of course I have the Voodoo 3 selected as the display
adapter.

Any suggestions.

Kerry Grant

--
MZ

Kerry Gran

NASCAR 3 Video Problems

by Kerry Gran » Mon, 20 Sep 1999 04:00:00

I have unhooked the old video adapter from the motherboard and disabled it in
BIOS. There really isn't a card, the AGP memory is a chip on the motherboard.

Thanks,

Kerry Grant


> When you say disconnected do you mean unhooked or disabled in BIOS. You
> should have to set a mobo jumper to really make Windows forget that card is
> there.

> --
> The Mocker

> *****LEGAL NOTICE TO ALL BULK E-MAILERS*****

> NOTICE TO BULK EMAILERS:  Pursuant to US Code,
> Title 47, Chapter 5,  Subchapter II,  227, any
> and all nonsolicited commercial E-mail sent to
> this address is subject to a download and
> archival fee in the amount of $500 US.
> E-mailing denotes acceptance of these terms.



> > I bought a Voodo 3 2000 PCI 16MB Card last night. I installed the card
> > and it works ; however, it only works in 640x480. When I try to adjust
> > it to 800x600 the screen gets real dark and I can barely see the screen.
> > Does anyone have a clue what might be wrong?

> > My system:
> > Celeron 300a
> > 64MB RAM PC100
> > Eurone 7347S Motherboard

> > The motherboard has 8MB of AGP video memory and I disconnected the card
> > but under device manager it has two display adapters Voodoo3 and
> > Sis6326. I try removing Sis6326 but Windows recognizes it when I reboot
> > and reinstalls it. Of course I have the Voodoo 3 selected as the display
> > adapter.

> > Any suggestions.

> > Kerry Grant

> > --
> > MZ

--
MZ
Julian Taylo

NASCAR 3 Video Problems

by Julian Taylo » Tue, 21 Sep 1999 04:00:00

There must be some experts out there that will know - I wondered whether you
could disable it in this hardware profile in device manager. Or pehaps you
need to run regedit and delete all reference to the SiS display device.

> I have unhooked the old video adapter from the motherboard and disabled it
in
> BIOS. There really isn't a card, the AGP memory is a chip on the
motherboard.

> Thanks,

> Kerry Grant


> > When you say disconnected do you mean unhooked or disabled in BIOS. You
> > should have to set a mobo jumper to really make Windows forget that card
is
> > there.

> > --
> > The Mocker

> > *****LEGAL NOTICE TO ALL BULK E-MAILERS*****

> > NOTICE TO BULK EMAILERS:  Pursuant to US Code,
> > Title 47, Chapter 5,  Subchapter II,  227, any
> > and all nonsolicited commercial E-mail sent to
> > this address is subject to a download and
> > archival fee in the amount of $500 US.
> > E-mailing denotes acceptance of these terms.



> > > I bought a Voodo 3 2000 PCI 16MB Card last night. I installed the card
> > > and it works ; however, it only works in 640x480. When I try to adjust
> > > it to 800x600 the screen gets real dark and I can barely see the
screen.
> > > Does anyone have a clue what might be wrong?

> > > My system:
> > > Celeron 300a
> > > 64MB RAM PC100
> > > Eurone 7347S Motherboard

> > > The motherboard has 8MB of AGP video memory and I disconnected the
card
> > > but under device manager it has two display adapters Voodoo3 and
> > > Sis6326. I try removing Sis6326 but Windows recognizes it when I
reboot
> > > and reinstalls it. Of course I have the Voodoo 3 selected as the
display
> > > adapter.

> > > Any suggestions.

> > > Kerry Grant

> > > --
> > > MZ

> --
> MZ


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