Home · Compatibility Lists · Support Forums · FAQ · News Archive · Articles · Submit News/Upcoming News
NT Compatible
advertisement


Forum overview » Hardware » BIG nasty problems with ASUS K7V !!!!! (1/1)

Reply New Poll

BIG nasty problems with ASUS K7V !!!!!
Author Message
MR whistler
Member


Posts: 13
Joined: 2000-07-09
Member No.: 3897
Icon 2000-08-09 11:19:00

First Problem

Just installed the latest drivers for the asus geforce 6800 ddr graphics card !!! When it loads up it just goes to a blanc black screen and does nothing at all !!!! So i went in to the bios and changed it to agp x 2 and it f***** worked the next time i booted up !!!!
But now i can't run it at agp x 4, this happens exactly the same when i install the latest Nvidia drivers as well !!!!

Second Problem

I can't get my pioneer dvd 10x 40x to run dvds without them jerking up all the time!!
i have all the latest drivers installed, for my motherboard, graphics card and so on !!!!
But the the main problem is that it don't like dma mode, when selected under windows me and 98se the drive just disapears !!!!
so im running win 2k at the mo, to see if this made any difference's at all !!! and no it didn't !!!

I have tryed many dvd software players and this hasn't fixed the problem at all !!! and bios upgrades !!!

Has anybody else had these same promblems !!!
Or does anybody Know how to fix them !!!!

Comp spec

Asus K7V Motherboard
Althon 750&900
256 pc133 ram cas 2
Asus Geforce 6800 DDR
pioneer dvd 10x 40x slot
Plextor 40x scsi
plextor 12x 4x 32x scsi
Sound blaster live plat
adaptec 2930 scsi card


[This message has been edited by MR whistler (edited 09 August 2000).]

Post #29170
Edit Quote Print Solution Plonk Delete
SuperG
Member


Posts: 56
Joined: 2000-06-02
Member No.: 3530
Icon 2000-08-09 12:35:00

How long ago did you get the motherboard? Return it and get the Ka7!
-Super

Post #29171
Edit Quote Print Solution Plonk Delete
SuperG
Member


Posts: 56
Joined: 2000-06-02
Member No.: 3530
Icon 2000-08-09 13:11:00

How long ago did you get the motherboard? Return it and get the Ka7!
-Super

Post #29172
Edit Quote Print Solution Plonk Delete
INFERNO2000
Senior Member


Posts: 995
Joined: 2000-05-11
Member No.: 3292
Icon 2000-08-09 20:58:00

Search the main page here for the VIA Win2k AGP 4x fix

I did this, and with it, I managed to run my GeForce(CL Annihilator Pro) at both AGP 4x and Fast Writes enabled.

Still tweaking mine right now to make it all work..


I have an Asus K7V, and all I seem to be getting are ntoskrnl errors--did you ever get these?>

------------------
OBSIDIAN (Win2k System)
---Custom Built---
AMD Athlon 750(model 2) retail (Slot A)
Asus K7V Mobo BIOS revision 1007
PNY 288(295 listed)MB PC100 SDRAM (2x128 & 1x32)
A-Top 901 Case & 300W Athlon Approved Power Supply
3 Internal 80mm fans(along with Power Supply, CPU, and GeForce fans)
CL SB Live! X-Gamer on Liveware 3 Drivers-only
CL GB Annhilator Pro on Detonator 5.32
Windows 2000 Advanced Server (SP1)
Logitech Itouch Pro
Microsoft Intellimouse Explorer
Everglide (HL Giganta)
Logitech Quickcam Home(listed as WEB)
Logitech Soundman G1 Speakers
D-Link DFE-530TX+ Ethernet Adapter
Hauppauge! WinTV GO
DirectX 8.0 beta
Compaq V720 17" Monitor

INFERNO (WinME-and eventually Linux-System)
---Compaq Presario 5600i---
PIII 500(498 listed) (Pre CuMine)
Compaq 128(131 listed)MB RAM
Seagate 1GB and either a 3.2GB or 4GB Hdd
ATI Xpert 98 video card
Sonic Impact S90
Intel Onboard and AT-2100 ISA Ethernet cards
Windows ME Build 4.90.3000
Mandrake 7.1
PC Concepts AT-to-Ps2 Keyboard
Logitech First/Pilot Wheel Mouse
Compaq JBL Speakers
Packard Bell 14" monitor

Post #29173
Edit Quote Print Solution Plonk Delete

Reply New Poll

Forum overview » Hardware » BIG nasty problems with ASUS K7V !!!!!

Legend
View   View profile
Solved   Mark this post as solution (topic starter only)
Quote   Reply with quote to post
Edit   Edit post
Delete   Delete post (admin only)

Moderator: Open / Close / Bump / Delete / Move / Merge

All products mentioned are registered trademarks or trademarks of their respective owners.
© 1998-2009 Esselbach Internet Solutions - All Rights Reserved. Terms and privacy policy
Website powered by Esselbach Storyteller CMS System