Voltage on AGP Graphics Port?

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Guido Kohnen

Hi.

My Bios allow me to choose Voltage on AGP Port between 1,5V and 1,7V.

I use a ATI Radeon 9800XT Card and cannot find how much this Card is
needing.

Anyone knows this?

Guido
 
Hi.

My Bios allow me to choose Voltage on AGP Port between 1,5V and 1,7V.

I use a ATI Radeon 9800XT Card and cannot find how much this Card is
needing.

Anyone knows this?

Guido
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1.5v is the default and shouldnt need to be changed.
 
Clive said:
1.5v is the default and shouldnt need to be changed.
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I changed that voltage once, and then the screen went blank and wouldn't
come back...
I had to change back the AGP voltage in the BIOS without being able to
see what was on the screen.
Good job I had a good Motherboard manual with pictures of the screens,
otherwise I would I have been in trouble.
 
STE said:
I changed that voltage once, and then the screen went blank and wouldn't
come back...
I had to change back the AGP voltage in the BIOS without being able to
see what was on the screen.
Good job I had a good Motherboard manual with pictures of the screens,
otherwise I would I have been in trouble.
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No - same manual should also describe a jumper that will clear CMOS ie set
all BIOS options back to default in the event of problems.

Laurence
 
No - same manual should also describe a jumper that will clear CMOS ie set
all BIOS options back to default in the event of problems.
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Always good for resetting bios level passwords when people have
forgotten them...

I enjoy the look on their faces when you bypass their security with a
screwdriver.

D0d6y.
 
I enjoy the look on their faces when you bypass their security with a
screwdriver.
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I always liked the old Award BIOS with a well known override password that
always worked :)
 
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Dirk Dreidoppel said:
I always liked the old Award BIOS with a well known override password
that always worked :)
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what is the override password? I have been doing the jumper thing on pc
repairs.
 
I always liked the old Award BIOS with a well known override password that
always worked :)
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On my Abit IC7 I can just hold down the Insert key during boot up and
it sets everyting in the bios back to default. No need for a
screwdriver. :-)
 
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