3D Mark Error

Scann69 · 10-20-05, 12:04 PM

I just realised that my 3D Mark 2003 benchmark does not complete as when it reaches the sound test, it stops with the error message below

"FMOD error in FSOUND_SetVolume: An invalid parameter was passed to this function"

Anybody has seen that before and knows how to solve that problem? I'm using a Sound Blaster Live! 5.1 D.E sound card and an ATI X800 Pro card. I get the same error with or without overclocking my graphics card. I believe i have all the latest drivers in my system. Hope somebody is able to help.

Oh, even though the benchmark stops half way with the error above, i still get a score of 11968....is that good

RJARRRPCGP · 10-20-05, 06:46 PM

I dunno, but that's probably caused by a buggy sound card driver component or the sound card driver installation is corrupted. Also, may be caused by the DirectX installation being corrupted. Thus, you're likely required to reinstall Windows. Sorry.

Scann69 · 10-20-05, 10:09 PM

I did actually just reinstall Windows XP. Wonder if i should use windows drivers for the sound card of actually download new drivers from Creative website

10-20-05, 12:04 PM	Thread Starter #1
Scann69 Member Join Date: Jan 2001	3D Mark Error I just realised that my 3D Mark 2003 benchmark does not complete as when it reaches the sound test, it stops with the error message below "FMOD error in FSOUND_SetVolume: An invalid parameter was passed to this function" Anybody has seen that before and knows how to solve that problem? I'm using a Sound Blaster Live! 5.1 D.E sound card and an ATI X800 Pro card. I get the same error with or without overclocking my graphics card. I believe i have all the latest drivers in my system. Hope somebody is able to help. Oh, even though the benchmark stops half way with the error above, i still get a score of 11968....is that good
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10-20-05, 06:46 PM	#2
RJARRRPCGP Member Join Date: May 2004 Location: USA (Springfield, Vermont)	I dunno, but that's probably caused by a buggy sound card driver component or the sound card driver installation is corrupted. Also, may be caused by the DirectX installation being corrupted. Thus, you're likely required to reinstall Windows. Sorry. __________________ Asus Maximus II Gene- Core 2 Duo E8400 @ 3.6 Ghz (450x8.0) -ICH10R - eVGA GeForce 9500 GT-Fortron FSP500-60GLN(80) 500W PSU " holy cow!! you find a rat in there too!?!?!? " -turbohans "Reinstall winders." -jivetrky "I think I am going to need another coke before I start this up." -cadman420 "Soon Windows will be 50 gb! lololol" -Tokae "NOT FOR SALE IN CALIFORNIA."
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10-20-05, 10:09 PM	Thread Starter #3
Scann69 Member Join Date: Jan 2001	I did actually just reinstall Windows XP. Wonder if i should use windows drivers for the sound card of actually download new drivers from Creative website
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