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  • ASUS P5A and Matrox G200 PCI problems

    I have been having the worst time getting this card(G200 PCI) to properly configure with the Asus P5A motherboard. It seems to initialize fine, and it will run in safe-mode. But, as soon as I try to run it in normal mode, the screen becomes garbled, totally unrecognizable actually. Does anyone here know how to get these two components working properly?
    System:
    Win98 SE
    Asus P5A ATX Super7 board
    AMD K6-2 400
    64megs RAM - PC100


    Thanks,

    Jason

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    Do a search... this issue has been addressed several times here.
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      www.ali.com.tw

      Click on drivers.
      Click on List by Chipset.
      The P5A uses the Aladdin 5/M1541 NorthBrdige.

      Download the v1.69 AGP driver. (Yes I know you are using a PCI card. Do it anyway.)

      Download the 3.56 IDE drivers.

      Go to Matrox's site. Download the 5.41 drivers for the G200/G400. Don't bother trying 5.52 or any of the 6.x drivers. Chances are they won't work. I KNOW the 5.41 drivers work.

      Good Luck.
      Ian

      PS. Greebe is right, I myself have told numerous P5A users this same thing on MANY occasions. A quick search probably could have come up with these same answers in no time.
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