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Hello guys,
my problem is, that when I start a opengl game, I get a memory parity error.
But when I first start some other applications and shut them down with ctrl+alt+del, and then start an opengl game, it works fine. Really strange!
Does anybody of you guys know a solution to this problem?
I first thought of switching parity off in the bios menu, but I can't find this switch in my Phoenix-bios (but I think I don't even have parity ram!).
Please help!
my problem is, that when I start a opengl game, I get a memory parity error.
But when I first start some other applications and shut them down with ctrl+alt+del, and then start an opengl game, it works fine. Really strange!
Does anybody of you guys know a solution to this problem?
I first thought of switching parity off in the bios menu, but I can't find this switch in my Phoenix-bios (but I think I don't even have parity ram!).
Please help!
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