agp port

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HEY
I got it to reconize an old agp card but not been able to load any agp
drivers says nvida chip not there!!!
any more ideals!!!
thanks
stan

From: "Paul" <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: agp port
Date: Saturday, September 10, 2005 4:29 PM

"stan" said:
Hey I ran that test program and in the sensor place one of voltages
was way out 2.5 was checking 1.4 the rest was within a .1 of value
called for!!! recheck the caps all looks good no leaks on the tops
or side and i see nothing at bottom!
there is voltage reg near the agp port could it be defective???
thanks for all your help
stan
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These are readings copied from the manual. Vagp is not listed
here, so it is possible that Everest has mis-identified one
of the voltages.

VCORE 1.792 V <--- Used by the core of the processor
VGTL 1.472 V <--- Used for processor I/O (gunning transistor logic)
VCC3 3.264 V <--- 3.3V ? Not sure if this is from PSU or not.
+ 5V 5.053 V <--- 5V from PSU
+12V 12.096V <--- +12V from PSU
- 12V -12.280 V <--- -12V from PSU
5VSB(V) 4.999 V <--- +5V standby (when comp sleeps) from PSU
VBAT(V) 3.216 V <--- CMOS coin cell (>2.4V is good)

There is a limit as to how much diagnosis is possible with
the tools at hand.

Can Everest "see" the AGP video card ? Did Everest read
any config info from the AGP slot ?

What is the brand/model number of the AGP video card you
are having trouble with ?

Paul
 
"stan" said:
HEY
I got it to reconize an old agp card but not been able to load any agp
drivers says nvida chip not there!!!
any more ideals!!!
thanks
stan
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What is the old AGP card ?

Use a Windows utility, like "Everest", to see whether the
card is identified properly as a raw device. It may be,
that if this is an older Nvidia AGP card, that you need to
use a really old version of Nvidia driver.

Paul
 
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