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FIX THE DMA PROBLEM!
PS, I have just installed AMS's newst EIDE and AGP xminiport drivers from AMD's driver support page, but how do I see if there is any improvement from the original microsoft 98 installed drivers to the new AMD drivers, in other words how do I check if my configuration is optimal? Thank you in advance,

AMD IRQ Driver
gbt-tech gbtt...@btclick.com alt comp periphs gigabyte Although this board uses a VIA southbridge it is an AMD chipset so you should only use the AMD drivers supplied for it, not the VIA 4in1. Mike Mullen CST Gigabyte UK "Mark Epps" <mark.e...@btinternet.com> wrote in message

MCE and Athalon 64bit
Barry E. King bek...@hellinahandbasket.com alt comp periphs mainboard fic Did you install the AMD AGP Miniport drivers? If not, they are required. The SD-11 uses an AMD 751 Northbridge Via AGP drivers will NOT work but you need the AMD drivers to get AGP to operate correctly. They can be had from AMD's website.

New AMD Drivers!
Rock r...@comcast.nospam.net microsoft public windowsxp general Tom wrote: I have an AMD XP2200+ and XP Pro SP1; Windows Update insists a new AMD driver, dated 12/17/02. I have a driver dated 7/1/01. If I let Update install the new driver, Device Manager reports a problem with the CPU that I can only correct by

Mobo Drivers
Does anyone else find that the AMD enhanced Drivers for Q2 absolutely suck? They marginally increase your framerate, and they make they seem to screw up the coloured lighting effects. I've used 3 different graphics cards, under 3 different AMD processors, and it seems to be pretty much the same result: AMD K6-2 450

VIA v3.6 and AMD v1.2 IDE drivers
AMD Athlon 64 processor driver 2. Microsoft Windows MCE dual core hotfix 3. AMD Processor optimizer (from you - thanks!) I think of myself as somewhat of a computer I found a newsgroup that claimed the duration problem was cured by installing both the AMD drivers (the file you specified) and the AMD Optimizer:

Help, DMA on DVD and AMD drivers?
I have the drivers for the mobo that XP installed since they are more up to date than the (Win98) drivers I haven on CD. Is there anybody using the Win2k AMD drivers in XP? Is it worth the bother or are they older than the XP drivers? Go to www.microsoft.com and do a search for BOOTVIS. Download it and run it.

Compaq won't use DHCP
No probs installing miniport driver version 4.6 or after. Which version arre you trying to install. Is it the version for Win 9X/ME or the one for Win 2000? "Magnus Andersson" <magnusanders...@mail12.calypso.net> wrote in message news:ewSk8OvfAHA.1572@tkmsftngp04... It's for my Microstar MS-6167 Motherboard.

Windows XP , VIA 4 in 1 and AMD drivers.
The only one you need is the Via AGP 4.03d driver. The other drivers in the 4 in 1 build 4.24 are not necessary as far as I can tell. They must do something but I haven't been able to tell what. If you are running Win2k you will also need the AMD reg patch for AGP performance. It won't run 3d mark without it.

GUS PNP/AMD Interwave Drivers
Paul Lower plo...@lineone.net alt comp periphs mainboard gigabyte Hi Install the AMD drivers in Dos using your boot disk. Paul <vict...@ol.ie> wrote in message news:3b0126a7.281889@news.iol.ie... I just completed building a PC with a Gigabyte GA-71XE m/b with a 750 Athlon and an AMD 750 chipset (consisting of AMD

what happened if I dont install any AMD drivers?
Wisdom had it a few months ago that it was best to leave in the MS IDE drivers. I see in the AMD configuration page that they still recommend that the AGP mini-driver and the IDE driver be installed right after the OS. Are these drivers any better, or any more necessary now than they were six months ago? Thanks.

OpenGL with AMD drivers
Tom anonym...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public windowsxp general I have an AMD XP2200+ and XP Pro SP1; Windows Update insists a new AMD driver, dated 12/17/02. I have a driver dated 7/1/01. If I let Update install the new driver, Device Manager reports a problem with the CPU that I can only correct by

AMD Drivers? help!
Edward J. Neth ej...@MailAndNews.com alt sys pc-clone gateway2000 If the drive supports DMA, it is enabled by default with the AMD drivers (if this is a Select system with a Jabil-AMD chipset board, you'll be using this driver if the DMA box doesn't appear - it appears only with the older Microsoft driver).

AMD K6-2 drivers and quake 2
FanBanLo n...@no.hk alt comp periphs mainboard asus I think the one listed on AMD site is for people who is using the Irongate chipset that is relased by AMD only. If you use A7V, which is based on VIA KT133 chipset, use the VIA 4-in-in driver. :) "TheCompJoe" <thecomp...@hotmail.com> wrote in message

Uninstalling AMD Busmaster drivers
K7-600 K7-550 PIII-500 TNT2 ultra 16 bit 73.9 68.5 53.8 Voodoo3 3000 16 bit 70.5 65.2 46.0 This is with K7 optimized drivers vs seperate PIII optimized drivers. There is still wiggle room there in that it is possible that more effort was expended to make the AMD drivers perform better. That is perfectly valid from

AMD Drivers? or VIA Drivers?
I have already installed the VIA driver so if it is a mistake, is there someway to swap the drivers without doing a fresh reinstall? Maybe replace the AGP card with a PCI, uninstall AGP drivers, reboot, shut down, reinstall AGP card and install AMD drivers? Thanks! Because the AD11 uses the AMD Northbridge chipset,

VIA & AMD Drivers under W2K?
John Hall johnhal...@home.com alt comp hardware overclocking amd You should install the AGP driver from the AMD site, and the 4 in 1 driver (except the AGP part In addition, I'm currently using Nvidia's reference AMD drivers 3.62 with "Coolbits" registry hacker which placed an overclock tab within the display

Windows Update and AMD Drivers
So all the Intel drivers are allready in Windows, the AMD drivers not. By the way, I just installed Win98 and Win2K the way I did on my PIII system, and it runs perfectly. I even overclocked everything. I daresay that people using AMD boards are more the adventurous types. Consequently they tweak their system more,

FIX THE DMA PROBLEM!
expansin expan...@hotmail.com alt comp hardware pc-homebuilt Well I tried as you suggested and I windows installed its default IDE drivers, but the problem with those is that it doesn't actually allow me to use the ATA/66 feature of my hard drive and motherboard, which was the reason I installed the AMD drivers

Fatal Exception Errors on Boot Up
300 Watt Power Supply 3- 128 PC133 SDRAM Generic AMD Athlon 1000 MZ (latest AMD drivers) Windows 98 Two Maxtor 30 HD's on the ATA-100 IDE 2 and 3 ATI All-in Wonder Pro 128 AGP (Latest ATI Driver Package) Sound Blaster X-Gamer 5.1 (Latest Creative Drivers) SB 16 Disabled Direct X 8.0 Latest VIA-4 in 1 14.32 ACPI is