NASCAR 4 is the game
Hi here are my system specs
Windows 98SE
DirectX 8.0a
Athelon 800mhz with
Giga-byte 71xe Motherboard with AMD 751/756 chipset
40 Gig HD
Zip CD650 DVD Player/CDRW
48x CD ROM
SB Live Platinum
Heres the dilemma, I was running the ATI All In Wonder 128 Pro 32MB and it
kept locking up my system, 1 or 2 laps into a race. I downloaded every new
driver and bios updates fro everything. papus basically told me to go s&$t
in my hat. The quote was. You Dont know what you are doing, this is the
rolls royce of games all others are tinker toys. I tried it all and nothing.
So just for snicks I vorrowed someones EVGA Geforce 2 MX. No problems, but I
lose all the features of the ATI. I just bought it like 6 months ago and
love it otherwise. Anyone know if Windows XP might help or hurt this
situation? Aany help would be appriciated. Thanks
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Can't answer your specific question about XP and the ATI card, however I had a
similar dilemma a few months back. I had an ATI All-in-Wonder card and a
Voodoo2. I wanted to upgrade the Voodoo2 (in my case to a Voodoo 5), but this
would have meant ditching the ATI card altogether, and losing my capability of
watching TV while websurfing or whatever. So, what I did was upgrade to the
Voodoo 5 and also bought the ATI "TV Wonder Value" card (It costs around $40).
I know that this would mean that you need to get TWO new vidcards (a Geforce or
whatever and the ATI TV Wonder), but it is a workable option.... FWIW, I've
had no compatibility problems with the 2 cards. (I'm running Windows 98SE).
Hope this helps. Good Luck.
vhschola wrote:
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> NASCAR 4 is the game > Hi here are my system specs > Windows 98SE > DirectX 8.0a > Athelon 800mhz with > Giga-byte 71xe Motherboard with AMD 751/756 chipset > 40 Gig HD > Zip CD650 DVD Player/CDRW > 48x CD ROM > SB Live Platinum > > Heres the dilemma, I was running the ATI All In Wonder 128 Pro 32MB and it > kept locking up my system, 1 or 2 laps into a race. I downloaded every new > driver and bios updates fro everything. papus basically told me to go s&$t > in my hat. The quote was. You Dont know what you are doing, this is the > rolls royce of games all others are tinker toys. I tried it all and nothing. > So just for snicks I vorrowed someones EVGA Geforce 2 MX. No problems, but I > lose all the features of the ATI. I just bought it like 6 months ago and > love it otherwise. Anyone know if Windows XP might help or hurt this > situation? Aany help would be appriciated. Thanks > > [email hidden]"vhschola" <[email hidden]> wrote:
I'd try several things, one of which would be to install a slot fan and
several case fans, I had a similar issue with a GF2 card that was
overheating, I didn't know which component was overheating but I installed 5
or 6 fans and it went away. Once I switched to a GF3, the problem went away
entirely. I've built a new computer since then, and included a few case
fans for good measure. You might try adding some inexpensive case fans
before you give up and shell out a few hundred dollars.
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> NASCAR 4 is the game > Windows 98SE > Athelon 800mhz with > Heres the dilemma, I was running the ATI All In Wonder 128 Pro 32MB and > it kept locking up my system, 1 or 2 laps into a race. I downloaded > tried it all and nothing. So just for snicks I vorrowed someones EVGA > Geforce 2 MX. No problems, but I lose all the features of the ATI. I > just bought it like 6 months ago and love it otherwise.On 25 Aug 2001 20:31:13 -0600, Eddie Pettit <[email hidden]> wrote:
Some sound advice. I'd suggest that you try all avenues before you
install a new OS to try and fix it. Win 98SE is still the bees knees
of OS's for gaming. Win XP will give you a slow down of 30% alone,
that's if you get it to work.
Rafe Mc


































