New VIA AGP Driver Today (Win98)
There's a new VIA AGP driver (4.02) out today:
I'll try it out later and post here if it fixes the crappy KX133/G400 performance.
I'll try it out later and post here if it fixes the crappy KX133/G400 performance.
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Well, it seems to work ok on S7 systems with a G200 (Epox MVP3G-M rev .4, K6-3 450@504, G200 SD 16MB w/ 5.41 \ 5.25 driver hybrid). 3DMark99 scores were more or less the same (compared to 3.59, 4.0 would lock Quake2 on my system), with a slight increase in texture speed swapped to system mem (16 and 32MB). Quake2 fps went up in demo2 and crusher. Haven't had a chance to play with it long enough to see if it will still hang the system in Quake2 though.
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They have it listed under win2000 users also, hmm does it install under windows 2000?
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Win2k rocks!!! Now if only my chipset was not VIA !!!!!!!!
Celeron II 566@ 952 on a Abit BE6 Rev 1, 128 Pc100, Matrox G450 32 DH, SBlive Value, Supra Express 56i ISA, all running on Win2k pro with other odds and ends
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Nope, it doesn't work under Win 2K - a thread I saw in NT Compatible suggested that the links had been broken - pointing to the Win 98/NT 4.0 drivers and that today, the Link had been mended, and that indeed new WIn 2K drivers had been released. I've just tried it and have to report that it's bollocks - the drivers still don't work under Win 2K.
Since there are known issues with Via motherboards and Win 2K, I find it strange that VIA haven't responded in any way - even a message showeing that Via acknowledge the problems would be helpful.What do you want a signature for?Comment
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