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  1. Micky-Owens

    Micky-Owens Registered User

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    Graphics cards

    got a ATI radeon 9200SE from a computer fair for £39
    all sealed up and ready to go

    specs


    System Requirements
    Intel® Pentium® 4/III/II/Celeron™, AMD® K6/Duron™/Athlon®/Athlon XP® or compatible with AGP 2X (3.3V), 4X (1.5V), 8X (0.8v) or Universal AGP 3.0 bus configuration (2X/4X/8X).
    64MB of system memory
    Installation software requires CD-ROM drive
    DVD playback requires DVD drive
    Graphics technology
    RADEON™9200SE, technology
    Memory configuration
    128MB of DDR memory

    Operating system support
    Windows® XP
    Windows® 2000
    Windows® Me
    Windows® 98/98SE
    Monitor support
    CRT monitor: 15-pin VGA connector

    RADEON™ 9200SE - VGA/RCA/S-video
    RADEON™ 9200SE - DVI/RCA/S-video
    Display support
    Register compatible with VGA
    Supports VESA PnP compatible displays
    BIOS compatible with VESA for super VGA
    DDC1/2b/2b+ monitor support
    VESA Display Power Management Support
    Separate horizontal and vertical synchronization at TTL levels
    Features
    CHARISMA ENGINE™ II
    Four parallel rendering pipelines process up to 1.1 billion pixels per second
    High performance 2nd generation hardware transform & lighting engine
    Advanced vertex shader support for the latest programmable effects
    SMARTSHADER™ technology

    Full support for DirectX ® 8.1 programmable pixel and vertex shaders in hardware
    1.4 pixel shaders support up to 22 instructions and up to 6 textures per rendering pass
    1.1 vertex shaders support vertex programs up to 128 instructions
    Complete feature set also supported in OpenGL ® via extensions
    Programmable shaders provide enhanced 3D effects in over 100 existing and upcoming game titles

    SMOOTHVISION™
    Image quality enhancement features for Direct3D™ and OpenGL ® applications
    Programmable full-scene anti-aliasing supports 2 to 6 samples with user selectable performance and quality modes
    Advanced anisotropic filtering supports 2 to 16 samples for high quality texture rendering with minimal performance impact

    HYPER Z™ II
    Lossless Z-Buffer Compression and Fast Z-Buffer Clear reduce memory bandwidth by up to 25%
    VIDEO FEATURES
    FULLSTREAM™ Hardware accelerated de-blocking of Internet video streams
    VIDEO IMMERSION™ II delivers industry-leading DVD playback
    Integrated MPEG-2 decode including iDCT and motion compensation for top quality DVD with lowest CPU usage
    Unique Adaptive per-pixel de-interlacing feature combines the best elements of the "bob" and "add-field" (weave) techniques
    YUV to RGB color space conversion
    Back-end scaler delivers top quality playback
    4-tap horizontal and vertical filtering
    Upscaling and downscaling
    Filtered display of images up to 1920 pixels wide
    Hardware mirroring for flipping video images in video conferencing systems
    Supports 8-bit alpha blending and video keying for effective overlay of video and graphics

    DISPLAY FEATURES
    Dual integrated display controllers to drive two displays simultaneously with independent resolutions and refresh rates
    HYDRAVISION™ software provides complete control over multi-display configurations with a user-friendly interface
    400MHz Dual integrated DACs with 10-bit per channel palette
    Integrated DVI-compliant 165MHz TMDS transmitter
    Integrated TV-Out support up to 1024x768 resolution

    GENERAL FEATURES
    Comprehensive 4X and 8X AGP support
    Windows® Logo Program compliant
    Optimized for Pentium ® 4 SSE2 and AMD Athlon™ 3Dnow! processor instructions
    Highly optimized 128-bit 2D engine with support for new Windows® XP GDI extensions
    Warranty
    3-year limited warranty
    2D display modes:
    Resolutions, colors and maximum refresh rates (Hz) in 256, 65K or 16.7M colors:
    Monitor Resolution Hz
    640x480 200
    800x600 200
    1024x768 200
    1152x864 200
    1280x1024 160
    1600x1200 120
    1920x1080* 16:9 120
    1920x1200 100
    1920x1440 90
    2048x1536 85
    *16:9 aspect ratio monitors are supported on 1920x1080 and 848x480 on Microsoft® Windows® XP, Microsoft® Windows® 2000 and Microsoft® Windows® Me. The complete list of resolutions depends on the driver version and operating system. NOTE: resolutions are limited by the performance of the attached monitor. DVI-I monitors will be limited to 1600x1200.
    Maximum 3D resolutions:


    Colors Monitor Resolution
    65K colors 2048x1536
    16.7M colors 2048x1536


    seams pretty good
    but it wont work in my pc!!
    i ripped out my old 32mb nvidia card and installed the new one

    i keep getting a "video card not found or video card bad memory" error when booting up
    motherboard is jetaway 663as pro model and supports AGP 1x 2x 4x, cpu is a thunderbird 1.2gig OC`d to 1.3gig so that shouldnt be a problem

    my dads just bought a new 2gig machine, i took it apart and tried the card in his and it was fine, i tried his nidia fx5200 multimedia thing in mine and that worked fine as well

    any ideas?
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  3. BRID

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    chipset issues with your card... or perhaps bios issues.


    Best i can suggest right now is to flash your mobo up to the latest bios and see if that helps.
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    considerd this, allready downloaded the new bios, will have to find a floppy drive to install so i can flash the bios (got a few kicking about sumwhere)
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    flashed the bios with the latest update, did nothing except make it slightly more unstable

    "under clocked" it down to 1.25 gig to keep it running stable

    considering buying a new mobo and cpu and turning this one into a 80gig mp3 juke box if i cant sort it :spangled:

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