Geforce MX 4000 DDR DVI + TVOUT

andy_lee999andy_lee999
edited September 2004 in Hardware
Ok, i just bought this card, it's a 128mb card and it works fine, until i try and use Direct3d that is... i've looked around at the settings and i'm confused, the hardware acceleration is off and i can't get it on. Anybody know how to turn the acceleration on? Thanks.

Comments

  • GnomeWizarddGnomeWizardd Member 4 Life Akron, PA Icrontian
    edited April 2004
    OK first you must uninstall the cards drivers. then you must do this in the same exact order that i tell you


    1st REInstall service pack 1 second
    2nd Reinstall your DX 9
    3rd RE install you modo chipset drivers ( VIA chipeset redo the 4in 1's
    4th reinstall you vid card


    if that doesnt work you must reformat and and install xp then follow that order
  • TurambarTurambar
    edited April 2004
    i have the same card and all i had to do was install the drivers
  • citrixmetacitrixmeta Montreal, Quebec Icrontian
    edited April 2004
    what OS are u running? and SP level?

    windows 2003 lowers hardware accel. by default.


    go to display properties/settings/ advanced

    click on troubleshoot tab, drag the slider all the way to the right, press ok and reboot


    when u reboot, click start/RUN

    type DXDIAG , press ok

    click on DISPLAy TAB and make sure all 3 directx Features are ENABLED, if not click on the button and enable them
  • AusForceAusForce
    edited September 2004
    About that geforce MX 4000 DDR DVI + TVOUT problem that was told to andy_lee999? I am having the same problem tried everything and still nothing even did what changed jack, Gnomewizardd and it did jack, Gnomewizardd
    man you are so full of it, don't know wth your talking about coz I tried it and I say it is either a direct X 9b and c bug problem aspecial them graphic drivers I never had that problem till NVIDIA and ATI starting upgrading drivers and the are not scanning em the hole way through for bugs, I rest my case for now. Any "REAL PROFESSIONAL TECHNICIAN" that has an idea how to fix this please let us know, Cheers!!!!!
  • thesittingduck2thesittingduck2
    edited September 2004
    hmm me thinks you will not get a lot of help here with that attitude.
    I think its worth remembering that this is a forum where ppl devote their spare time to helping others. I therefor find your post very rude and your claim totally unfound, an appology is called for.
    If you want help then ask kindly and take care to explain your problem properly first.
    Maybe, but not certainly, we will then find a solution to your problem.
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