AGP in PCI mode? wtf

[cullam3n]

I know there is a way to do that, but it says my AGP is in PCI mode. RivaTuner says that my AGP is disabled (even though it is set on 4x). wtf?

-PC

 

[cullam3n]

*bump*

Someone must know... Help? Please?

-PC

 

[Kenai]

Iv'e seen this before on older AMD boards with Windows2K. I think the latest Via 4-in-1's fix this.

Not totaly sure though.

 

[Tipycol]

What does AGP in PCI mode mean?


Thanks

Tipycol

 

[ninthebin]

I think it means the aperture is set to lower than 16MB or something along them lines

 

[Tipycol]

I think it means the aperture is set to lower than 16MB or something along them lines

Oh ok...so it's like the AGP card is recognized as a PCI card, now I (think) understand this

 

[CPFitz14]

i believe there is some sort of setting in the bios that you select agp or pci, at least in my p4s533.

 

[Master Mitch]

i believe there is some sort of setting in the bios that you select agp or pci, at least in my p4s533.

That's a completely different matter. The AGP/PCI BIOS setting controls which bus the system checks first when it looks for a video card.

 

[cullam3n]

Iv'e seen this before on older AMD boards with Windows2K. I think the latest Via 4-in-1's fix this.

Not totaly sure though.

I'll try this tommorow.

I have changed my aperature size to all the different levels, so that's not it. In my motherboard, I have AGP selected. The only PCI card in my computer is my network card. I'll show you a pic tommorow after I reinstall Photoshop.

-PC

 

[Kato]

Yup, there is something wrong with your AGP driver, so reinstalling the newest 4in1 should fix your problem.

 

[cullam3n]

Just installed the lastest 4-in-1 drivers and it worked. Thanks!

-PC