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*Friedman, Aaron R.
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11-04-2002 10:23 AM
I finally got my AGP 4X working with my new Quadro 4 750XGL. I had to
install the updated VIA chipset drivers. Now my property setting show
AGP 4x and the diagnostics in INV 5.3 show:
NVIDIA Corporation\Quadro4 750 XGL/AGP/SSE/3DNOW!\1.4.0
I loaded the NVIDIA 30.82 driver, and then tried the 41.03.
I opened my 800 unique part assembly and was not impressed.
It didn't appear any better than my tweaked Geforce 2>Quadro 2 Pro.
No matter how low I set the minimum frame rate, i still get faceting on
30-40% of the parts.
Anyone have suggestions for advanced settings?
Aaron R. Friedman
ARF Designs
install the updated VIA chipset drivers. Now my property setting show
AGP 4x and the diagnostics in INV 5.3 show:
NVIDIA Corporation\Quadro4 750 XGL/AGP/SSE/3DNOW!\1.4.0
I loaded the NVIDIA 30.82 driver, and then tried the 41.03.
I opened my 800 unique part assembly and was not impressed.
It didn't appear any better than my tweaked Geforce 2>Quadro 2 Pro.
No matter how low I set the minimum frame rate, i still get faceting on
30-40% of the parts.
Anyone have suggestions for advanced settings?
Aaron R. Friedman
ARF Designs
*darvinv
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11-04-2002 10:55 AM in reply to:
*Friedman, Aaron R.
There are probably some other
tweaks, but these seem to help my 550xgl. I found these in some posts
from john bilton. My 750 should be here
tomorrow. I'll be watching.(:-()
tweaks, but these seem to help my 550xgl. I found these in some posts
from john bilton. My 750 should be here
tomorrow. I'll be watching.(:-()
darvin
Desktop > Props > settings > Adv
> 750 xgl > additional > opengl
> 750 xgl > additional > opengl
Fast linear MipMap - on
Enable Overlays - on
Maximize Texture Memory - on
Vertcal Sync - off
PCI memory = 16 meg
*darvinv
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11-04-2002 11:09 AM in reply to:
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Also, in BIOS, I think your AGP Aperture should go
to 128 Megs!
to 128 Megs!
darvin
*Corbin, Brian
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11-04-2002 12:11 PM in reply to:
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I was looking at the Autodesk benchmarks for INV
and it appears that there is no difference in speed for anything, when using a
Quadro4 compared to a Quadro 2 or 3. So I think Ill keep my hack Quadro DCC (GF3
$100) over getting an expensive Quadro4 Card...
and it appears that there is no difference in speed for anything, when using a
Quadro4 compared to a Quadro 2 or 3. So I think Ill keep my hack Quadro DCC (GF3
$100) over getting an expensive Quadro4 Card...
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Also, in BIOS, I think your AGP Aperture should
go to 128 Megs!
darvin
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11-04-2002 01:56 PM in reply to:
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Yeah, i saw those too, but I noticed that none of them were on large
assemblies. I was hoping there would be a difference
Aaron
Brian Corbin wrote:
>
>
> I was looking at the Autodesk benchmarks for INV and it appears that
> there is no difference in speed for anything, when using a Quadro4
> compared to a Quadro 2 or 3. So I think Ill keep my hack Quadro DCC (GF3
> $100) over getting an expensive Quadro4 Card...
>
>
>
> "darvinv"> wrote in
> message news:2A728B4CDB35C22EAC3B34D4FC2F6652@in.WebX.maYI
>
> Also, in BIOS, I think your AGP Aperture should go to 128 Megs!
>
> darvin
>
assemblies. I was hoping there would be a difference
Aaron
Brian Corbin wrote:
>
>
> I was looking at the Autodesk benchmarks for INV and it appears that
> there is no difference in speed for anything, when using a Quadro4
> compared to a Quadro 2 or 3. So I think Ill keep my hack Quadro DCC (GF3
> $100) over getting an expensive Quadro4 Card...
>
>
>
> "darvinv"
> message news:2A728B4CDB35C22EAC3B34D4FC2F6652@in.WebX.maYI
>
> Also, in BIOS, I think your AGP Aperture should go to 128 Megs!
>
> darvin
>
*Burton, David
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11-04-2002 09:10 PM in reply to:
*Friedman, Aaron R.
I haven't played with VIA drivers for a couple of years but there used to be
a question during the OS update where you were asked if you wanted normal
AGP or Turbo, Turbo was the setting needed on AGP 2x to get 2x performance.
--
Dave Burton
SICO Inc
http://www.sicoinc.com
"Aaron R. Friedman" wrote in message
news:3DC72B92.5010803@xprt.net...
> I finally got my AGP 4X working with my new Quadro 4 750XGL. I had to
> install the updated VIA chipset drivers. Now my property setting show
> AGP 4x and the diagnostics in INV 5.3 show:
>
> NVIDIA Corporation\Quadro4 750 XGL/AGP/SSE/3DNOW!\1.4.0
>
> I loaded the NVIDIA 30.82 driver, and then tried the 41.03.
> I opened my 800 unique part assembly and was not impressed.
> It didn't appear any better than my tweaked Geforce 2>Quadro 2 Pro.
>
> No matter how low I set the minimum frame rate, i still get faceting on
> 30-40% of the parts.
> Anyone have suggestions for advanced settings?
>
> Aaron R. Friedman
> ARF Designs
>
a question during the OS update where you were asked if you wanted normal
AGP or Turbo, Turbo was the setting needed on AGP 2x to get 2x performance.
--
Dave Burton
SICO Inc
http://www.sicoinc.com
"Aaron R. Friedman"
news:3DC72B92.5010803@xprt.net...
> I finally got my AGP 4X working with my new Quadro 4 750XGL. I had to
> install the updated VIA chipset drivers. Now my property setting show
> AGP 4x and the diagnostics in INV 5.3 show:
>
> NVIDIA Corporation\Quadro4 750 XGL/AGP/SSE/3DNOW!\1.4.0
>
> I loaded the NVIDIA 30.82 driver, and then tried the 41.03.
> I opened my 800 unique part assembly and was not impressed.
> It didn't appear any better than my tweaked Geforce 2>Quadro 2 Pro.
>
> No matter how low I set the minimum frame rate, i still get faceting on
> 30-40% of the parts.
> Anyone have suggestions for advanced settings?
>
> Aaron R. Friedman
> ARF Designs
>
*Friedman, Aaron R.
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11-04-2002 11:50 PM in reply to:
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There wasn't an option when I installed the latest, ver 4.43.
From what I can find out, I think it's automatic, now.
Aaron
David Burton wrote:
> I haven't played with VIA drivers for a couple of years but there used to be
> a question during the OS update where you were asked if you wanted normal
> AGP or Turbo, Turbo was the setting needed on AGP 2x to get 2x performance.
>
> --
> Dave Burton
> SICO Inc
> http://www.sicoinc.com
> "Aaron R. Friedman" wrote in message
> news:3DC72B92.5010803@xprt.net...
>
>>I finally got my AGP 4X working with my new Quadro 4 750XGL. I had to
>>install the updated VIA chipset drivers. Now my property setting show
>>AGP 4x and the diagnostics in INV 5.3 show:
>>
>>NVIDIA Corporation\Quadro4 750 XGL/AGP/SSE/3DNOW!\1.4.0
>>
>>I loaded the NVIDIA 30.82 driver, and then tried the 41.03.
>>I opened my 800 unique part assembly and was not impressed.
>>It didn't appear any better than my tweaked Geforce 2>Quadro 2 Pro.
>>
>>No matter how low I set the minimum frame rate, i still get faceting on
>>30-40% of the parts.
>>Anyone have suggestions for advanced settings?
>>
>>Aaron R. Friedman
>>ARF Designs
>>
>>
>
>
From what I can find out, I think it's automatic, now.
Aaron
David Burton wrote:
> I haven't played with VIA drivers for a couple of years but there used to be
> a question during the OS update where you were asked if you wanted normal
> AGP or Turbo, Turbo was the setting needed on AGP 2x to get 2x performance.
>
> --
> Dave Burton
> SICO Inc
> http://www.sicoinc.com
> "Aaron R. Friedman"
> news:3DC72B92.5010803@xprt.net...
>
>>I finally got my AGP 4X working with my new Quadro 4 750XGL. I had to
>>install the updated VIA chipset drivers. Now my property setting show
>>AGP 4x and the diagnostics in INV 5.3 show:
>>
>>NVIDIA Corporation\Quadro4 750 XGL/AGP/SSE/3DNOW!\1.4.0
>>
>>I loaded the NVIDIA 30.82 driver, and then tried the 41.03.
>>I opened my 800 unique part assembly and was not impressed.
>>It didn't appear any better than my tweaked Geforce 2>Quadro 2 Pro.
>>
>>No matter how low I set the minimum frame rate, i still get faceting on
>>30-40% of the parts.
>>Anyone have suggestions for advanced settings?
>>
>>Aaron R. Friedman
>>ARF Designs
>>
>>
>
>
