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    AGP on KT133 disabled in Windows NT ?

    Hello.

    I have a problem with functioning of AGP in WinNT 4. I have ABIT KT7 + Matrox G400 AGP 16 MB SDRAM. When i run WCPUID, the program displays, I have AGP 1x and 2x supported, but displays status - AGP disabled !!!
    It's the same, if I have disabled AGP 4x in BIOS, or enabled. Where is the problem ?
    With my previous MB with VIA MVP3 chipset, all functioning correctly...
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  • #2
    does the card have an irq ?

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    • #3
      Windows NT 4.0 does not support AGP. Period. WCPUID is reporting correctly that AGP is disabled. If it worked on a previous motherboard I don't know how you got it to work, but if you don't believe me you can go look it up on MicroSoft's site.

      Ian

      [This message has been edited by HedsSpaz (edited 01 December 2000).]
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      • #4
        Windows NT 4.0 does support AGP.
        You must have at least SP3 installed.
        I have installed SP6a, and I am sure,
        that AGP on previous mainboard was
        functioning correctly.

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        • #5
          Tesar, quoting Rags from two days ago...
          "You can use an AGP device in NT, but it's treated as a PCI device only. No SBA, no AGP transfers, etc."
          Both Hedspaz and Rags are absolutely correct. Period.
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          • #6
            Another second here,

            WinNT does not support AGP regardless of any service packs. All AGP display cards are operating as PCI device at 66MHz. That's all.

            KJ Liew

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