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Today I underclocked the card (to about 250MHz from 300MHz) Then I ran the 3dmark test that previously always paused at the same bit. (the troll's lair test. - paused when at the closeup of the woman's face)
Not only did it not pause, but it seemed to perform slightly better.
(I also...
Not long after posting the OP I googled the problem. I saw the above solution. installed the mobo drivers. This did remove the 'pci mode' from the settings, but if anything it made the pausing problem worse.
I suspect this is because now that the card was correctly operating in AGP mode...
I can't find anywhere that ships to the UK.
I might consider buying a new card so I have some more questions...
Does the Geforce FX ever get the same problem?
What is the equivalent of the Ti in the FX range (I don't want the budget FX. I've heard it's actually got worse performance...
Thanks for the replies. I guess overheating makes sense, because recently I upgraded my mobo and cpu, so I guess they are pushing the geforce4 harder than it was pushed before. (The gf4 is not new. I ran it for months if not a year on an amd athlon 1000)
When I turn down the graphics...
A couple of things I forgot to mention...
I have windows XP (home), with all updates installed. and about 5GB of free space on a recently defragged drive.
Hi. I apologise if this is in the wrong forum.
When playing Unreal 2 I keep getting long pauses where the screen hangs for about 7 seconds. Eventually the computer hung with a bluescreen message about a nv something file (I assume it's a geforce driver file)
I also get a similar...