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1. Ciag dalszy , Renzor 14/08/01 19:29
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   I have problems with flashing textures. How can I fix it?
   
   Try changing your AGP Aperture to another value (keep it above 16 as setting it at or below 16 will disable AGP) - see the 'How can I change my AGP Aperture size?' question.
   
   If you have an option called 'PCI Delay Transaction' in your BIOS, try disabling it.
   
   Try installing the latest BIOS update for your motherboard. You can get help with finding out what BIOS you need and instructions as to how to flash it at Wim's BIOS page
   
   Try reducing the 'PCI Texture Memory Size' setting in the NVIDIA control panel to a lower level.
   
   If you have a VIA chipset, try disabling AGP4X in your BIOS or using registry files (see the 'How can I enable AGP4X in the Detonator 5.16+ driver sets on my VIA 133mhz chipset motherboard?' question). If disabling it helps, then try reading the 'I have a VIA chipset based motherboard and I can't get AGP4X to work without causing instability. How can I fix it?' question.
   
   Try connecting your CPU fan to another socket on the motherboard.
   
   Try reseating all of the components on your motherboard (including power leads and the GeForce).
   
   Try turning up the I/O voltage of the motherboard in the BIOS by a small amount.
   
   Make sure that you are using a powerful enough power supply. See the 'How powerful should my power supply be in order to use the GeForce? question for more information.
   
   If you are using more than one stick of memory, try taking out all but one of the memory sticks and see if that helps. If it does, you need a more powerful power supply: see the 'How powerful should my power supply be in order to use the GeForce?' question for more information.
   
   Try using the Detonator 2 (5.xx) series of drivers.
   
   Try switching on AGP Turbo, turning up the bus speed, or setting your AGP ratio to 1:1, (in that order) - this will put extra strain on the card, but it seems to fix the problem for some people.
   
   After trying the above, try turning up the bus speed above 100 and setting the AGP ratio to 1:1.
   
   Try forcing AGP1X. Read the 'How can I force AGP1X to be used instead of AGP2X or AGP4X?' question for more information.
   
   Try turning down the AGP Aperture to 16 or below, if your motherboard supports it - see the 'How can I change my AGP Aperture size?' question. This will disable AGP, but may fix your problem. You can also use DXDiag to disable AGP.

   Czlowiek bez religii jest jak ryba
   bez roweru

Gdyby nie wymyślono elektryczności,
siedziałbym przed komputerem przy
świeczkach.

Gdyby nie wymyślono elektryczności,
siedziałbym przed komputerem przy
świeczkach.