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Jim
May 15, 2001, 12:32:34 PM5/15/01
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When I run SI Sandra it tells me I do not have sideband addressing
enabled. Is there any advantage to having it enabled? How do I enable
it?
It does not appear to be in the bios.
jm
Harryc
May 15, 2001, 1:10:46 PM5/15/01
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What type of video card and motherboard do you have?
Harryc
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Jim
May 15, 2001, 1:45:40 PM5/15/01
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Sorry I guess that would be a good idea to include
I have an asus a7v133 and creative labs geforce 2 annilator.
SI Sandra tells me that it is available just not instituted.
I have an asus a7v133 and creative labs geforce 2 annilator.
SI Sandra tells me that it is available just not instituted.
Ben George
May 15, 2001, 1:48:18 PM5/15/01
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Download NVMax (www.nvmax.com I think) and use that to enable it.
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Harryc
May 15, 2001, 2:00:54 PM5/15/01
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Same setup I have. If you are running Nvidia reference drivrers, download
the AGP Wizard from Creative. Another choice is to run the Creative Drivers
and use NVTweak. You're not likely to see much of a performance improvement,
and it is possible for it to negatively impact stability...but worth a try.
Harryc
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the AGP Wizard from Creative. Another choice is to run the Creative Drivers
and use NVTweak. You're not likely to see much of a performance improvement,
and it is possible for it to negatively impact stability...but worth a try.
Harryc
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